As you said you need to load the module:
# cat /etc/apache2/mods-available/auth_openid.load
LoadModule authopenid_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_auth_openid.so
Enable it:
# cd /etc/apache2/mods-enabled
# ln -s ../mods-available/auth_openid.load .
Use this in your Apache Directive:
AuthOpenIDEnabled On
AuthType OpenID
Restart Apache:
# apache2ctl restart
Now you should see the OpenID login screen on your webpage.
In PHP the user name is here:
echo $_SERVER['REMOTE_USER'];
Workaround:
As you said you need to load the module: mods-available/ auth_openid. load apache2/ modules/ mod_auth_ openid. so
# cat /etc/apache2/
LoadModule authopenid_module /usr/lib/
Enable it: mods-enabled available/ auth_openid. load .
# cd /etc/apache2/
# ln -s ../mods-
Use this in your Apache Directive:
AuthOpenIDEnabled On
AuthType OpenID
Restart Apache:
# apache2ctl restart
Now you should see the OpenID login screen on your webpage.
In PHP the user name is here: 'REMOTE_ USER'];
echo $_SERVER[
If you want to give access to special users as you are used to do with "require user alice bob" do this: findingscience. com/mod_ auth_openid/ authuserprogram .html
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