Comments on: An OpenID, via Wordpress/phpMyId, on Dreamhost http://andy.boyko.net/2007/12/10/an-openid-via-wordpressphpmyid-on-dreamhost/ Mon, 10 Aug 2009 20:23:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: blog.floydius.com/ http://andy.boyko.net/2007/12/10/an-openid-via-wordpressphpmyid-on-dreamhost/comment-page-1/#comment-176 blog.floydius.com/ Sat, 13 Jun 2009 02:22:53 +0000 http://andy.boyko.net/?p=4#comment-176 I have had success doing this with bluehost, although I don't think bluehost currently runs PHP in CGI mode. I have had success doing this with bluehost, although I don’t think bluehost currently runs PHP in CGI mode.

]]> By: angelcake.org/ http://andy.boyko.net/2007/12/10/an-openid-via-wordpressphpmyid-on-dreamhost/comment-page-1/#comment-175 angelcake.org/ Mon, 20 Apr 2009 03:41:36 +0000 http://andy.boyko.net/?p=4#comment-175 Even though this comment is coming long after this post's date of publishing, I wanted to thank you for writing these instructions. I met your use case almost exactly (the important part being that I am a Dreamhost user), and this saved me a lot of work. Normally I'd give myself a demerit for reading from a tutorial instead of fiddling with things myself, but my fiddler is tired from setting up Wordpress in the first place. :) I also added a bit to your original formula - instead of embedding the openid server information in my blog's header (which is in a subdirectory of my domain), I added the code to the root page of my website, since I'm planning to eventually build a site including more than just a WP install. At any rate, thanks for bothering to write all this up - it was greatly appreciated! - Sarah Lambert angelcake.org Even though this comment is coming long after this post’s date of publishing, I wanted to thank you for writing these instructions. I met your use case almost exactly (the important part being that I am a Dreamhost user), and this saved me a lot of work.

Normally I’d give myself a demerit for reading from a tutorial instead of fiddling with things myself, but my fiddler is tired from setting up Wordpress in the first place. :)

I also added a bit to your original formula – instead of embedding the openid server information in my blog’s header (which is in a subdirectory of my domain), I added the code to the root page of my website, since I’m planning to eventually build a site including more than just a WP install.

At any rate, thanks for bothering to write all this up – it was greatly appreciated!

- Sarah Lambert
angelcake.org

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