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4.4 Enabling communication with stateless clients

Added by Rosie Jameson, last edited by Sarah Maddox on Nov 14, 2007  (view change)

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Some OpenID-enabled sites do not support pre-shared secrets (associations). Selecting allow stateless clients enables your CrowdID server to communicate with such sites. To allow stateless clients, Login to CrowdID. Click the 'Administration' link in the top navigation bar. Click the 'General Configuration' link in the left navigation column. Select the 'Allow stateless clients' checkbox. Click the 'Update' button. Screenshot: 'General Configuration' RELATED TOPICS 4.1 Specifying the CrowdID URL 4.2 Enabling localhost authentication 4.3 Enabling immediate authentication requests 4.4 Enabling communication with stateless clients Crowd 1.1 Documentation RELATED TOPICS 4.1 Specifying the CrowdID URL 4.2 Enabling localhost authentication 4.3 Enabling immediate authentication requests 4.4 Enabling communication with stateless clients Crowd 1.1 Documentation

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