IRC Log for #openid on 2010-04-11

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  8. [09:47:44] <daedeloth> Hi
  9. [09:48:06] <daedeloth> I have the following situation: I have an OpenID provider and a game that supports OpenID
  10. [09:48:28] <daedeloth> Now I'd like to send notifications to the OpenID provider
  11. [09:49:08] <daedeloth> like small messages that will be shown to the user somehow
  12. [09:49:41] <daedeloth> Is this in any way possible? I have been thinking about an OAuth / OpenID hybrid, but that might be a little over the top
  13. [09:49:52] <daedeloth> and also I don't want to force the game developer to register keys
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  20. [16:38:35] <yangman> daedeloth: that's not something OpenID is designed for at all
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  22. [17:19:20] <daedeloth> yangman, yea, I know, but maybe there is some extension that allows just that?
  23. [17:26:50] <yangman> no. it's strictly a provider->consumer data flow model, afaik
  24. [17:27:20] <yangman> well, there's AX
  25. [17:29:14] <yangman> even if you could, it's still up to the provider in terms of what to show to the user
  26. [17:38:50] <daedeloth> sorry, missed a bit
  27. [17:39:21] <daedeloth> I'm thinking about sending an API URL + user secret key in AX
  28. [17:54:56] <daedeloth> but the problem is that the user shouldn't be able to contact the server
  29. [17:55:11] <daedeloth> so I'd need to send a public key as well
  30. [17:55:21] <daedeloth> which could work actually... :)
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