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Hello, all. |
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Short summary: I'm working on creating an OpenID provider service using |
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Gentoo LDAP. It will provide a common login service for Gentoo |
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developers to Gentoo sites and other OpenID-aware sites (e.g. bug |
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trackers, blogs). |
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Source code: https://github.com/mgorny/identity.gentoo.org |
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Week #8 |
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Status: on schedule |
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Tasks done: |
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- got two-phase authentication working with TOTP plus recovery keys |
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(well, it's almost like exact copy of Google Authenticator scheme). |
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- deployed a initial semi-production instance of the app. |
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Goals for the next week: |
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- switch sessions to cache backend, and messages to session backend. |
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- improve the SSL authentication code to write into session directly |
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instead of passing authentication tokens over GET. |
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- switch OTP to use LDAP backend. |
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- help tampakrap with the tests. |
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Best regards, |
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Michał Górny |
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