The FAS id system joined the openid system quite a while back. How do we use this id to log in to ask fedora?
Enter: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/accounts/openid/id/username
as the openid url. (Where username is your fedora account system username).
You will be redirected to the fedora account system to login. Once you login you will be asked if you wish to approve this openid use. Say Yes and you will be sent back here and logged in.
Also, see http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/OpenID for more details.
The above instructions as written didn't work for me. I entered "https://admin.fedoraproject.org/accounts/openid/id/alexlan" which displayed a page with the following text:
This is an OpenID identity for alexlan
Part of the Fedora Account System.
with "Fedora Account System" went to a link that was 404 (appears to have a duplicate "/accounts" in the URL:
404 Not Found The path '/accounts/' was not found.
I tried removing the extra "/accounts" from the URL, but that didn't help either. All my cookies are enabled.
My workaround was to enter my OpenID URL: http://alexlan.id.fedoraproject.org/ in the login box, which redirected me correctly.
If someone is already registered with the use of an alternative means (Eg: Google Account), is there a way to bind the FAS OpenID to that login?
Edit: This can be done with the link "manage login methods" in your Profile Overview.
In short, login using http://<fasname>.id.fedoraproject.org where fasname is your login name in the Fedora account system.
Quoting this blog post:
More news from the Infrastructure team Constantly trying to keep all of your passwords straight for the various Web sites you access on a routine basis? Throw out the Ginko Biloba and other memory-enhancing supplements because Fedora Account System is now an OpenID provider. The identity you create in the Fedora Project can be used across thousands of Web sites that utilize OpenID. Any Fedora contributor can use the site name http://.id.fedoraproject.org/ to serve as their OpenID provider, linking any OpenID-consuming site with their single account and password.
Asked: Sep 30 '11
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Last updated: Nov 08 '11
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