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"Only a few weeks behind the release of RedHat Enterprise 5"? Whereas StartCom released its clone almost two weeks ago! However/. doesn't think it was news;-) , but Linux-Watch did...
Well...I do have calendaring in Thunderbird with http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/releases/ lightning0.3.1.html
My organization is 100% Linux based and 100% MS free, there is no need for Exchange (in my opinion). Additionally Exchange is bloated from what I saw last time...just for serving mail and some calendar sharing?
In short, if there is a will there is a way! But I'm not sure if everybody whining about the MS lock-in really wants to do without MS products. It's certainly possible and everything else are excuses.
But it helps! It's a first step...supposed you know that your DNS data is supposedly secured, one tends to trust and be less careful. The next step would be a spoofed SSL from some US CA;-)
Really? I never seen any message about blocked pop-ups...must be made specially for the Winblows users to feel cozy and comfortable at home...
Using FF2 on Linux.
There is higher validation! Just check it out! Except that, low assurances was not the invention of StartCom, but they were the first to provide it without charge! Today in some browsers even trusted by default!
Should you need higher assurance, check out StartCom's Class 2 certificates or the Web-of-Trust where a notary must be Class 2 validated to start with...And certainly no extortion there...
Actually four, including Romantsh...But than, calling the Swiss-German, German...is almost insulting the Swiss. Seriously! Except that, the Germans don't understand it, perhaps at most a few words here and there.
I'm glad to announce, that I have installed a new OpenID Server for
anybody to use. This is a supper-trooper and absolutely cool OpenID
server, since it doesn't require you to sign up, register or
anything...Total privacy! You can choose any user name and change the
name every time if you wish, all you have to do, is to provide at
LiveJournal or other blog/forum, a URI like
http://123.no-password.com...everyhting/ works, no questions asked! You
can even choose a user name somebody else used previously. This is
specially interesting, since viagra.no-password.com will become
reusable...
I simply downloaded one of the libraries from the OpenID web site and
removed any authentication checking (patch available), so that when you
have to authenticate with no-password.com the web site simply post's you
back to LiveJournal with is_valid="true". Also I removed the association
for shared secrets with the RP, since there is nothing here to protect
and completely optional
according to the specs. This makes no-password.com the fastest OpenID
server, since we don't use SSL and have no need to create the
assoc_handle. I'm sure we gained about 10 milliseconds on this! BTW, did
I tell you, that no-password.com is completely private and anonymous?
Any log files created by the server are directed to/dev/null so that
any traces of your visit at no-password.com are destroyed immediately!
This is much better that the PiP offered from Verisign, since they
probably keep log files and make back ups of their databases;-) and
because according to the specs the IdP establishes whether the End User
is authorized to perform OpenID Authentication and wishes to do so and
the manner in which the End User authenticates to their IdP is beyond
the scope of the OpenID Authentication 2.0 Specifications, all users are
authorized at no-password.com without questions asked. Cool, isn't it?
I'm sure you now understand how useful the OpenID framework is and you
decided to add OpenID login to your forum immediately. There are no
requirements on your part, but you should....well, really you should
make a small form at your forum, so the user can enter the
no-password.com URI. It's also recommended that you place the OpenID
logo
However, I'm not sure, if I'll keep no-password.com, since I just bought
it and can return the domain within 10 days without getting charged.
Anyway, perhaps I'll get another one (no-questions-asked.com is free) in
ten days....I'll keep you updated on this!
I'm glad to announce, that I have installed a new OpenID Server for anybody to use. This is a supper-trooper and absolutely cool OpenID server, since it doesn't require you to sign up, register or anything...Total privacy! You can choose any user name and change the name every time if you wish, all you have to do, is to provide at LiveJournal or other blog/forum, a URI like http://123.no-password.com...everyhting/ works, no questions asked! You can even choose a user name somebody else used previously. This is specially interesting, since viagra.no-password.com will become reusable...
I simply downloaded one of the libraries from the OpenID web site and removed any authentication checking (patch available), so that when you have to authenticate with no-password.com the web site simply post's you back to LiveJournal with is_valid="true". Also I removed the association for shared secrets with the RP, since there is nothing here to protect and completely optional
according to the specs. This makes no-password.com the fastest OpenID server, since we don't use SSL and have no need to create the assoc_handle. I'm sure we gained about 10 milliseconds on this! BTW, did I tell you, that no-password.com is completely private and anonymous? Any log files created by the server are directed to/dev/null so that any traces of your visit at no-password.com are destroyed immediately! This is much better that the PiP offered from Verisign, since they probably keep log files and make back ups of their databases;-) and because according to the specs the IdP establishes whether the End User is authorized to perform OpenID Authentication and wishes to do so and the manner in which the End User authenticates to their IdP is beyond the scope of the OpenID Authentication 2.0 Specifications, all users are authorized at no-password.com without questions asked. Cool, isn't it?
I'm sure you now understand how useful the OpenID framework is and you decided to add OpenID login to your forum immediately. There are no requirements on your part, but you should....well, really you should
make a small form at your forum, so the user can enter the no-password.com URI. It's also recommended that you place the OpenID logo http://openid.net/login-bg.gif at the beginning of the form field. Well, perhaps you just remove any authentication at your forum...it's useless anyway...Count on no-password.com to always authenticate the users of your forum positively!
However, I'm not sure, if I'll keep no-password.com, since I just bought it and can return the domain within 10 days without getting charged. Anyway, perhaps I'll get another one (no-questions-asked.com is free) in ten days....I'll keep you updated on this!
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Mozilla and many other have included the StartCom CA. See the full list here: http://cert.startcom.org/?app=140
Try Zimbra at http://www.zimbra.com/
"Only a few weeks behind the release of RedHat Enterprise 5"? Whereas StartCom released its clone almost two weeks ago! However /. doesn't think it was news ;-) , but Linux-Watch did...
Well...I do have calendaring in Thunderbird with http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/releases/ lightning0.3.1.html
My organization is 100% Linux based and 100% MS free, there is no need for Exchange (in my opinion). Additionally Exchange is bloated from what I saw last time...just for serving mail and some calendar sharing?
In short, if there is a will there is a way! But I'm not sure if everybody whining about the MS lock-in really wants to do without MS products. It's certainly possible and everything else are excuses.
Why Exchange? There are plenty of mail servers, which do exactly what you need; Sending and receiving mail...
But it helps! It's a first step...supposed you know that your DNS data is supposedly secured, one tends to trust and be less careful. The next step would be a spoofed SSL from some US CA ;-)
However it shouldn't belong to anyone, but be free! Having the keys in the hands of any government is dangerous!
As long as DNS root servers are unsigned, how can the regular DNS servers start to implement that? Sweden and Puerto Rico???
It seems, that it's not them which produced the software...hence it works... ;-)
Hehe...All of them may apply.
Really? I never seen any message about blocked pop-ups...must be made specially for the Winblows users to feel cozy and comfortable at home... Using FF2 on Linux.
There is higher validation! Just check it out! Except that, low assurances was not the invention of StartCom, but they were the first to provide it without charge! Today in some browsers even trusted by default!
Should you need higher assurance, check out StartCom's Class 2 certificates or the Web-of-Trust where a notary must be Class 2 validated to start with...And certainly no extortion there...
Except the StartCom CA! http://www.startssl.com/ ( http://cert.startcom.org/ )
This explain to me a lot!
Actually four, including Romantsh...But than, calling the Swiss-German, German...is almost insulting the Swiss. Seriously! Except that, the Germans don't understand it, perhaps at most a few words here and there.
Don't think so. It's heavy when full of fuel, but that's gone at landing...Leaving only the fiber wings and jets.
Haha...that's the best one ever!
I'm glad to announce, that I have installed a new OpenID Server for anybody to use. This is a supper-trooper and absolutely cool OpenID server, since it doesn't require you to sign up, register or anything...Total privacy! You can choose any user name and change the name every time if you wish, all you have to do, is to provide at LiveJournal or other blog/forum, a URI like http://123.no-password.com...everyhting/ works, no questions asked! You can even choose a user name somebody else used previously. This is specially interesting, since viagra.no-password.com will become reusable...
/dev/null so that
any traces of your visit at no-password.com are destroyed immediately!
This is much better that the PiP offered from Verisign, since they
probably keep log files and make back ups of their databases ;-) and
because according to the specs the IdP establishes whether the End User
is authorized to perform OpenID Authentication and wishes to do so and
the manner in which the End User authenticates to their IdP is beyond
the scope of the OpenID Authentication 2.0 Specifications, all users are
authorized at no-password.com without questions asked. Cool, isn't it?
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I simply downloaded one of the libraries from the OpenID web site and removed any authentication checking (patch available), so that when you have to authenticate with no-password.com the web site simply post's you back to LiveJournal with is_valid="true". Also I removed the association for shared secrets with the RP, since there is nothing here to protect and completely optional according to the specs. This makes no-password.com the fastest OpenID server, since we don't use SSL and have no need to create the assoc_handle. I'm sure we gained about 10 milliseconds on this! BTW, did I tell you, that no-password.com is completely private and anonymous? Any log files created by the server are directed to
I'm sure you now understand how useful the OpenID framework is and you decided to add OpenID login to your forum immediately. There are no requirements on your part, but you should....well, really you should make a small form at your forum, so the user can enter the no-password.com URI. It's also recommended that you place the OpenID logo
However, I'm not sure, if I'll keep no-password.com, since I just bought it and can return the domain within 10 days without getting charged. Anyway, perhaps I'll get another one (no-questions-asked.com is free) in ten days....I'll keep you updated on this!
Source: http://openid.net/pipermail/security/2006-Novembe
I'm glad to announce, that I have installed a new OpenID Server for
/dev/null so that ;-) and
anybody to use. This is a supper-trooper and absolutely cool OpenID
server, since it doesn't require you to sign up, register or
anything...Total privacy! You can choose any user name and change the
name every time if you wish, all you have to do, is to provide at
LiveJournal or other blog/forum, a URI like
http://123.no-password.com...everyhting/ works, no questions asked! You
can even choose a user name somebody else used previously. This is
specially interesting, since viagra.no-password.com will become
reusable...
I simply downloaded one of the libraries from the OpenID web site and
removed any authentication checking (patch available), so that when you
have to authenticate with no-password.com the web site simply post's you
back to LiveJournal with is_valid="true". Also I removed the association
for shared secrets with the RP, since there is nothing here to protect
and completely optional
according to the specs. This makes no-password.com the fastest OpenID
server, since we don't use SSL and have no need to create the
assoc_handle. I'm sure we gained about 10 milliseconds on this! BTW, did
I tell you, that no-password.com is completely private and anonymous?
Any log files created by the server are directed to
any traces of your visit at no-password.com are destroyed immediately!
This is much better that the PiP offered from Verisign, since they
probably keep log files and make back ups of their databases
because according to the specs the IdP establishes whether the End User
is authorized to perform OpenID Authentication and wishes to do so and
the manner in which the End User authenticates to their IdP is beyond
the scope of the OpenID Authentication 2.0 Specifications, all users are
authorized at no-password.com without questions asked. Cool, isn't it?
I'm sure you now understand how useful the OpenID framework is and you
decided to add OpenID login to your forum immediately. There are no
requirements on your part, but you should....well, really you should
make a small form at your forum, so the user can enter the
no-password.com URI. It's also recommended that you place the OpenID
logo http://openid.net/login-bg.gif at the beginning of the form
field. Well, perhaps you just remove any authentication at your
forum...it's useless anyway...Count on no-password.com to always
authenticate the users of your forum positively!
However, I'm not sure, if I'll keep no-password.com, since I just bought
it and can return the domain within 10 days without getting charged.
Anyway, perhaps I'll get another one (no-questions-asked.com is free) in
ten days....I'll keep you updated on this!