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Metadata-Version: 1.1
Name: TracAuthOpenId
Version: 0.4.7
Summary: OpenID plugin for Trac
Home-page: https://github.com/dairiki/authopenid-plugin/
Author: Jeff Dairiki
Author-email: dairiki@dairiki.org
License: Trac license (BSD-like)
Description: ============================
        OpenID Authentication Plugin
        ============================
        
        Description
        ===========
        
        This plugin allows to login to Trac using OpenID.  I use it with Trac 0.12.
        It was developed under Trac 0.11, so it should work there too.
        Version 0.4 of this plugin runs under trac 1.0 (formerly 0.13), but
        this configuration has not yet been extensively tested or used in
        production.
        
        Download & Source
        =================
        
        The source repository is on github__.
        You may submit bug reports and pull requests there.
        
        __ https://github.com/dairiki/authopenid-plugin/
        
        There are several ways to install this plugin.
        
        1. You can install directly from PyPI_ using ``easy_install`` or pip_::
        
               easy_install TracAuthOpenId
        
           or::
        
               pip install TracAuthOpenId
        
        .. _PyPI: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/TracAuthOpenId/
        .. _pip: http://www.pip-installer.org/
        
        2. There is a `Debian package`_ for this plugin::
        
               sudo aptitude install trac-authopenid
        
        .. _Debian package: http://packages.qa.debian.org/t/trac-authopenid.html
        
        3. `Patrick Uiterwijk`_ has packaged__ this plugin for Fedora::
        
               yum install trac-authopenid-plugin
        
           Should you have questions regarding the Fedora packaging, please file
           them in the Fedora `bug tracker`_.
        
        __ https://apps.fedoraproject.org/packages/trac-authopenid-plugin
        .. _bug tracker: https://apps.fedoraproject.org/packages/trac-authopenid-plugin/bugs
        
        4. You can clone git repository somewhere in your system::
        
               cd /your/3rdparty/src
               git clone git://github.com/dairiki/authopenid-plugin.git
        
           Then you should do following steps::
        
               cd authopenid-plugin
               python setup.py install
        
           Alternatively, if you use pip_, you can  install directly from the git
           repository::
        
               pip install git+git://github.com/dairiki/authopenid-plugin.git
        
        For any of the above methods, if you want to do a system-wide
        installation, you will have to do this with *root* permissions
        (e.g. using ``su`` or ``sudo``).
        
        
        How to enable
        =============
        
        ::
        
            [components]
            trac.web.auth.* = disabled
            authopenid.* = enabled
        
        
        You don't need to disable default authentication mechanism
        (trac.web.auth.*) if you are using it. OpenID plugin does not conflict
        with default authentication mechanism.
        
        Options
        =======
        
        This plugin has number of configuration options.  Here is an excerpt
        from an example config file which lists all available options::
        
            [openid]
        
            ################################################################
            # Provider selection
        
            # Single sign-on support
            #
            # If you want to support only a single OpenID provider and that
            # provider allows the users to select his account as part of its
            # authentication process, set default_openid to the OP identifier
            # of the provider.  Then clicking the _OpenID Login_ link will take
            # the user directly to the providers authentication interface,
            # bypassing the openid provider/identity selection dialog.
            #
            # E.g. to use google as your sole openid provider, use
            #default_openid = https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id
        
            # (If you have set default_openid, the identity selection dialog is
            # not displayed, and the rest of the options in this section are moot.)
        
            # Explicit set of provider names to display.  Should be set to a comman
            # separated list of provider names.  Choices include:
            # google, yahoo, aol, openid, myopenid, livejournal, flickr, technorati,
            # wordpress, blogger, verisign, vidoop, claimid, as well as any
            # custom provider you may have configured (via custom_provider_name).
            # By default all known providers are listed.
            #providers = google, myopenid
        
            # Add a custom openid provider to the form
            # provider name
            #custom_provider_name = myprovider
            # label
            #custom_provider_label = Enter your username
            # identity template
            #custom_provider_url = http://myprovider.example.net/{username}
            # URL to image/icon
            #custom_provider_image = /static/icons/myprovider.png
            # image size (small or large)
            #custom_provider_size = small
        
            # What is OpenID link.
            whatis_link = http://openid.net/what/
            # Sign-up link
            signup_link = http://openid.net/get
        
            ################################################################
            # Authorization
        
            # Identity white and black lists
            #
            # IMPORTANT: strip_protocol and strip_trailing_slash (see below) affectswhat
            # openid will be given to white_list or black_list
        
            # white_list: If set, only identities matching this list will be accepted
            # E.g. to allow only google and myopenid provided identities, use
            #white_list = https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id?id=*, http://*.myopenid.com/
        
            # black_list: If set, matching identities will not be accepted
            #black_list = http://spammer.myopenid.com/
        
            # Comma separated list of allowed users, using the email address
            # resolved via SREG or AX. Use in combination with trusted
            # identity patterns in white_list.
            #email_white_list = joe@example.com
        
            # In addition to white and black lists you can use external web
            # service for allowing users into trac. To control that you must
            # use check_list and check_list_key option. It will generate URL:
            #
            #     <check_list>?<check_list_key>=openid&email=email
            #
            # email will be attached only if available.
            #
            # It expects JSON result in following format:
            #
            #     {"<check_list_key>": true}
            #
            # Your check_list web app may also be used to map openid
            # identifiers to your own internal authnames (usernames). (See
            # check_list_username below.)
            #
            # IMPORTANT: strip_protocol and strip_trailing_slash affects what
            # openid will be send to service
            #
            # You can use this option to map your OpenIDs to internal username.
            #check_list = http://your.site.com/openidallow
        
            # The parameter name used both for passing the claimed identity
            # to the authorization app, as well as for returning the authorization
            # status.  Defaults to "check_list".
            #check_list_key = check_list
        
            # Expiration time acts as timeout. E.g. if expiration time is 24
            # hour and you login again in those 24 hours. Expiration time is
            # extended for another 24 hours. (Default: false)
            timeout = false
        
            ################################################################
            # OpenID protocol and extensions
        
            # Require sreg data
            sreg_required = false
        
            # Default PAPE method to request from OpenID provider.
            # pape_method =
        
            # In some cases you might want allow users to login to different
            # projects using different OpenIDs. In that case don't use
            # absolute trust root.
            absolute_trust_root = false
        
        
            # Use the OpenIDTeams extension to request user's group membership.
            # If a user is a member of any of the teams listed in this option,
            # the user will be added to the trac permission group(s) of the same
            # name.  (Set to to a comma-separated list.)
            #
            # NOTE: To use this option, the python-openid-teams package must be
            # installed.
            groups_to_request =
        
            ################################################################
            # Authname (trac SID) generation
        
            # Force authname to lowercase (default true)
            #lowercase_authname = true
        
            # Use SREG nickname as authname (default false)
            #use_nickname_as_authname = false
        
            # If you want username to be written as
            # "username_in_remote_system <openid_url>" use:
            #combined_username = true
        
            # Remove http:// or https:// from URL that is used as
            # username. (Default: false)
            strip_protocol = false
        
            # Remove trailing slash from URL that is user as username (Defaul: false)
            strip_trailing_slash = false
        
            # If you have an external authorization web app configured (via
            # check_list), you may also use that to map openid identifiers to
            # local usernames (authnames).   Set check_list_username to the name
            # of a parameter which will be used to return the authname.
            # E.g. if check_list_username=username, the expected JSON result from
            # the authorization service is
            #
            #     {"check_list": true, "username": "Peter"}
            #
            #check_list_username=
        
            # Normally, the authname is not trusted to uniquely identify the user.
            # (What if another user has already registered with the same username?)
            # By default, a small integer is appended to the authname to make it
            # unique.  To default this, you may set trust_authname to true.
            #
            # WARNING: Setting this can is many circumstances make identity theft
            # very easy.  Only set this if you understand what you are doing.
            #trust_authname = false
        
        
            # Authentication cookie controls.
            #
            # Note that these are in the [trac] config section.
        
            [trac]
        
            # Check user IP address. IP addresses are masked because
            # in some cases user is behind internal proxy and last
            # number in IP address might vary.
            # (Does not currently support IPv6.)
            check_auth_ip = true
            check_auth_ip_mask = 255.255.255.0
        
            # number of seconds until cookie will expire
            auth_cookie_lifetime = 86400
        
        
        Authors
        =======
        
        This plugin was written by `Dalius Dobravolskas`_.
        It is currently being maintained by `Jeff Dairiki`_.
        Other contributors include: `Patrick Uiterwijk`_ and `@sleske`_.
        
        .. _Jeff Dairiki: mailto:dairiki@dairiki.org
        .. _Dalius Dobravolskas: mailto:dalius@sandbox.lt
        .. _Patrick Uiterwijk: https://github.com/puiterwijk
        .. _@sleske: https://github.com/sleske
        
        
        =======
        Changes
        =======
        
        Version 0.4.7 (2013-12-06)
        ==========================
        
        Bug Fixes
        ---------
        
        - Avoid ``KeyError: 'openid.return_to'`` error when user cancels verification.
          (Fix__ by @sleske)
        
        __ https://github.com/dairiki/authopenid-plugin/pull/16
        
        - On login, first try to look up the username by the supplied OpenID
          identifier. Only create a (new) username if the lookup fails. Thus
          returning users will no longer get a new username if the data returned
          by their OpenID provider changes. (Fixes `#14`_.)
          Note that previous releases would create a new username with the same
          OpenID identifier in this case. If that has happened in your
          installation, there will be multiple usernames with the same OpenID
          identifier. In that case the user will now always be logged into the
          username that was last used, and a warning will be logged ("Multiple
          users share the same openid identifier"). You should probably clean up
          these "duplicate" usernames (usually by joining them). (Fix by @sleske)
        
        .. _#14: https://github.com/dairiki/authopenid-plugin/issues/14
        
        
        Version 0.4.6 (2013-06-27)
        ==========================
        
        Bug Fixes
        ---------
        
        - Avoid ``AttributeError`` when neither name nor email is returned from
          the OP. (Fixes `#9`_.)
        
        .. _#9: https://github.com/dairiki/authopenid-plugin/issues/9
        
        
        Version 0.4.5 (2013-06-23)
        ==========================
        
        (Another) brown bag release.  I botched release 0.4.4, *and* managed to
        totally delete the PyPI repository in the process.  (Sorry.)
        
        Version 0.4.4 (2013-06-23)
        ==========================
        
        New Features
        ------------
        
        - (Contributed by Patrick Uiterwijk) Users can be added to trac groups
          according to group membership provided via the OpenIDTeams_
          extension.  Only groups listed in the new ``groups_to_request``
          config option will be considered for possible membership.  To use
          this feature you must install the python-openid-teams_ package.
        
        .. _OpenIDTeams: https://dev.launchpad.net/OpenIDTeams
        .. _python-openid-teams: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/python-openid-teams
        
        Bug/Security Fixes
        ------------------
        
        - Previously, if no email address was returned via AX or SREG, the
          ``email_white_list`` config option was being ignored.  Now if
          ``email_white_list`` is set and no email address can be determined,
          authorization will be denied.
        
        - Do not create new users with a username which already has trac permissions
          assigned to it.  (E.g. this might be the name of a trac group.)
        
        Documentation
        -------------
        
        - Updated the example config in the README__ so that it more closely
          matches current reality.  (Baby steps...)
        
        __ https://github.com/dairiki/authopenid-plugin#options
        
        Version 0.4.3 (2013-05-22)
        ==========================
        
        Bug Fixes
        ---------
        
        - Fix so that ``check_list_username`` actually works.  Now one can
          actually use the ``check_list`` web API to implement custom identity
          to username mapping.
        
        - Fall back to using the identifier URL as the authname (rather than
          throwing an exception) if the OpenID provider did not return a full
          name (or nickname).
        
        Packaging
        ---------
        
        - README.rst: Patrick Uiterwijk has packaged this plugin for Fedora
        
        
        Version 0.4.2 (2013-03-24)
        ==========================
        
        New Features
        ------------
        
        These features were contributed by Patrick Uiterwijk.
        
        - New config option ``use_nickname_as_authname``.  If set, the OpenID
          nickname will be used for the authname (or trac username).
        
        - New config option ``trust_authname``.  If set, trust the
          OpenID-derived authname to be unique.  **Security warning**: do not
          set this unless you know what you are doing.
        
        
        Version 0.4.1 (2012-06-25)
        ==========================
        
        This is a brown bag release.  Release 0.4 was unusable.
        
        Bug Fixes
        ---------
        
        - Packaging: A number of crucial files were omitted from the manifest.
        
        Version 0.4 (2012-06-25)
        ========================
        
        Configuration Changes
        ---------------------
        
        - The default for ``[trac] check_auth_ip`` is now ``False``.  **This
          has security implications**.  If you want authorization to be tied
          to the clients IP address *you must now explicitly set* this option
          to ``True``.
        
          Prior to this change, if ``check_auth_ip`` was not explicitly set, we
          ignored the global trac default (``False``) for the setting and behaved
          as if it were set to ``True``.
        
          This change is being made for the sake of backwards compatibility
          with trac 0.11 whose ``Configuration.has_option`` method does not
          support the optional ``defaults`` argument added in 0.12.  Without
          that there seems to be no clean way to determine whether a setting
          is explicitly set in the ``.ini`` file.
        
        
        New Features
        ------------
        
        - We will now use the json_ package if your python version includes it
          (python >= 2.6).   For older pythons, the simplejson_ package is now
          required.
        
        
        - A minor hack has been made which allows at least basic functionality
          under the development branch, trac-1.0 (formerly know as trac-0.13).
          Note that only very basic tests under trac-1.0 have not been
          performed.  (The code in this plugin still does not adhere to
          the modern `trac db API`_ usage recommendations.)
        
        .. _json: http://docs.python.org/library/json.html
        .. _simplejson: https://github.com/simplejson/simplejson
        .. _trac db API: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracDev/DatabaseApi
        
        Version 0.3.6 (2012-03-05)
        ==========================
        
        New Maintainer
        --------------
        
        Jeff Dairiki has taken over maintenance of this plugin from
        the original author, Dalius Dobravolskas (who no longer uses trac.)
        
        The source repository for the plugin has moved to
        https://github.com/dairiki/authopenid-plugin.
        
        New Features
        ------------
        
        - Respect the ``[trac] auth_cookie_lifetime`` config value when
          setting cookie expiration times.
        
        Deprecations
        ------------
        
        - Using the ``[trac] expires`` setting to specify the auth cookie lifetime
          is deprecated.  Use ``[trac] auth_cookie_lifetime`` instead.
          (The ``expires`` setting does not seem to exist in trac 0.12 or 0.11.)
        
        Bug Fixes
        ---------
        
        - Don't override the default value for the ``[trac] check_auth_ip``
          configuration setting.   Trac declares this to have a default value
          of *false*; we were overriding that default to *true*.
        
        Version 0.3.5 (2011-10-04)
        ==========================
        
        
        New Features
        ------------
        
        - Now AX (as well as SREG) are attempted to get the user’s name.
          This is tested with Google (which does not support SREG).
        
        - The new config setting ``[openid] lowercase_authname``
          specifies whether to force authnames to lowercase.
          For backwards compatibility, the default for this option is
          *true* (see below__).  In general, however, I think it makes
          more sense to set this option to *false*.
        
        __ `authnames were being lower-cased`_
        
        
        Bug Fixes
        ---------
        
        - _`Authnames were being lower-cased` when recovering them from the cookie,
          but not when generating them initially.  This resulted — unless the
          user’s name was all lower case to start with — in two sessions being
          created upon initial login, one of which was ignored thereafter.
        
        - Always uniquify authnames.  When they are lowercased, there’s always a
          chance of collision, even when they include the identity URL.
        
Keywords: trac openid
Platform: Any
Classifier: Development Status :: 4 - Beta
Classifier: Environment :: Plugins
Classifier: Environment :: Web Environment
Classifier: Framework :: Trac
Classifier: Intended Audience :: System Administrators
Classifier: Topic :: Internet :: WWW/HTTP
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 2
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: BSD License