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Some of these systems are still up for now, but their demise has ben
announced:
https://listmaster.pepperfish.net/pipermail/baserock-dev-baserock.org/2017-September/013812.html
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Fixes capitalisation, a missing quote, and trying to show data that
isn't available because the user isn't logged in.
Change-Id: I99028d7e54c43c52838fea2d1d6380191ceb001d
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For some reason the title of each page in the OpenID provider was "User
test", now it is "Baserock OpenID Provider".
Change-Id: I5bcc2d4f8278d0538b777fbb1ffc8a77afeda0e5
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This is implemented with the HAProxy frontend doing 'SSL termination'.
So internal traffic between the frontend_haproxy instance and the
various machines serving content is unencrypted HTTP as before, but all
traffic that goes over the public internet is encrypted now.
Note that storyboard.baserock.org is not behind HAProxy, and currently
uses a different, self-signed certificate.
Change-Id: I9140def605fe26c9c613066fa6524e3cf817f97c
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This was discussed in #baserock on 2015-01-30. We decided that since
email address is a part of a person's online identity, it is worth the
extra hassle of requiring users to verify their email address, to make
it harder for people to create a Baserock OpenID account that impersonates
another person.
Users cannot log in until they have activated their accounts by clicking
a link that's emailed to them. And they cannot use their OpenID unless
they are logged in.
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These now both show the user's full name and OpenID. The
registration_complete also no longer refers to an authorization email
that won't actually be sent.
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Previously you had to click 'Log in' in order to be able to register,
which seems a bit counterintuitive.
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Fetched from https://github.com/macdhuibh/django-registration-templates
commit 73b3d1905198c60eeebcc2fe2d764e98ba88e708.
These provide basic templates for the django-registration module. Thanks
to Anders Hofstee for providing them!
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This is used by the OpenID provider to authenticate users.
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This is required for the OpenID provider to display something.
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