[JDEV] jogger, sso via jabber

Peter Saint-Andre stpeter at jabber.org
Wed Apr 30 22:22:30 CDT 2003


On Mon, Apr 28, 2003 at 03:20:44PM -0700, Matt Jankowski wrote:

> Is anyone currently maintaining Jogger (jogger.jabber.org) or working on

The developer of jogger kind of dropped out or lost interest in that
code. However it is in CVS:

http://www.jabberstudio.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/jogger/

You could fork it or ask to take it over.

> other like-minded systems?  I'd like to start some work on a weblogging /
> content-management-system that integrates an XMPP component backend w/ a
> web-based front-end, but figured I'd ask around first to avoid duplicate
> effort.

Sounds cool. You might want to start your own rather than use Jogger,
though.

> I'd be willing to lead/coordinate some activity here, if there's interest
> in building things that blur the line between XMPP/Jabber systems and the
> web.

Sweet.

> ps- Has anyone investigated using the Jabber network as a "behind the
> scenes" distributed identification system?  I envision a user going to a
> website, providing their JID, the website looks up the user's "xmpp-sso"
> provider (or whatever) via Jabber, submits a request to that service, the
> user auth's the request on THEIR provider site (not the foreign site),
> their provider gets back to the website, and they've been logged in w/out
> setting up an account or providing a password.  This could be useful for
> pretty much any site that requires user identification, removing the need
> for dozens (hundreds?) of accounts across the web for each user.  Maybe
> even use vCard's or other protocol bits to discover things about the user
> w/out the user needing to fill in form after form.  Does that make sense,
> or should I write a fuller description?

You might want to investigate integrating with SourceID:

http://www.sourceid.org/

There might be folks on this list who have poked around there as well.

Peter

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