skip at pobox.com wrote: > Martin> That's indeed what PyPI attempts to do. At the "claim openid" > Martin> place, follow the Launchpad link. It should guide you through > Martin> the procedure. > > Well, since I use Google a lot more I'd prefer to use that. If I click the > Google OpenID link I now get > > OpenID is already claimed That means that you already did it. You can associate each OpenID only with one account (and it doesn't special-case that you are trying to do it again). > Martin> Then, when you want to login, again follow the Launchpad link on > Martin> the front page. > > That seems to work, but I'm not sure how. If it logs you in, it works. > Doesn't seem to use cookies. The > Google OpenID link leads to > > http://pypi.python.org/pypi?:action=login&provider=Google > > which contains nothing about me. Don't worry about that. That's how OpenID is supposed to work. > I saw a pypi.python.org cookie which > expires "On Quit", so I restarted Camino and verified there were no > pypi.python.org cookies, then clicked the Google OpenID link. It still > works. I must be missing something obvious... It's far from obvious. It's called "provider-driven identifier selection". PyPI redirects your browser to Google. Google looks at the Google cookie, and finds your identity; they also see that you have opted to automatically log into PyPI. So without further questions, they redirect you back to PyPI. PyPI finds your account, and displays a logged-in page. Look Ma, no ugly login box with tons of characters to type. Regards, Martin
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