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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Hi all. [First post, just joined. Checked archives. Tried to RTfriendlyM]<BR>
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I'm trying without success to use the Consumer (Relying Party) PHP example from this library -- <A HREF="http://www.openidenabled.com/php-openid/">http://www.openidenabled.com/php-openid/</A><BR>
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I've tried both posted versions, 1 and 2. Neither works in my setup/environment. They both fail on valid OpenIDs with the error "Expected an OpenID URL." The main Server I've been testing against is myopenid.com.<BR>
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I'm not a PHP guy but I can read the code pretty well. The problem is somewhere in Auth_Yadis_ParanoidHTTPFetcher. The fetches are just failing. They fail with curl installed and accessible and without. Fail with PHP 4 and 5.<BR>
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This is some extra info according to the detect script:<BR>
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"Your PHP installation does not include big integer math support. This support is required if you wish to run a secure OpenID server without using SSL."<BR>
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With curl:<BR>
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This PHP installation has support for libcurl. Good.<BR>
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Fetching URL failed!<BR>
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Without curl:<BR>
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"An HTTP request was completed. Got instead of the expected HTTP status code (200). An unexpected URL was returned: <>. Unexpected data was returned."<BR>
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For the first one, I tried manually defining Auth_OpenID_NO_MATH_SUPPORT true, though I think the code does that in the background if there is bad math support. No dice.<BR>
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For the second...? Is this because it's trying to return an HTTPS that can't be handled? Is there a Server/Provider I can test against that does not use HTTPS to see if that's the problem?<BR>
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Any ideas on where to look or what I need to install would be greatly appreciated.<BR>
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-Ashley</FONT>
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