So, I’m working on a Rails App and I want to use OpenID (and only OpenID) for authentication. I was going to use Restful_Authentication with the open_id_authentication extension, but then I saw Ryan Bates’ Railscast on AuthLogic. Authlogic has an OpenID extention which looked perfect for my needs, and Authlogic seemed like a great gem for authentication. My goal was simple: I wanted to support, and only support, authentication via OpenID. None of this username/password/salt stuff.
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