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Older Aug 26, 2008 issue 3 (No UI to log out from home page) reported by andrewarnott - It seems I have to be at http://username.openid.org to log out. But I am used to just going to the provider's home page (openid.org in this case) to click Log Out. Can a Log Out option be added from the home page when the user is logged in? It seems I have to be at http://username.openid.org to log out. But I am used to just going to the provider's home page (openid.org in this case) to click Log Out. Can a Log Out option be added from the home page when the user is logged in? Aug 26, 2008 issue 2 (DotNetOpenId binary is out of date) reported by andrewarnott - DotNetOpenId v2.1.1 is pretty old, but included with this template. Perhaps it can be updated to the latest one. DotNetOpenId v2.1.1 is pretty old, but included with this template. Perhaps it can be updated to the latest one. Aug 26, 2008 issue 1 (OpenIDs are not normalized) reported by andrewarnott - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Log into an RP as http://username.openid.org 2. Log into an RP as http://openid.org/username 2. Log into an RP as http://openid.org/uSeRnAmE 3. Log into an RP as http://openid.org What is the expected output? What do you see instead? I expect that all the URLs will get normalized to the same one so the claimed id is the same regardless. Instead, I see that there are many accounts on the RP created when I do this. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Log into an RP as http://username.openid.org 2. Log into an RP as http://openid.org/username 2. Log into an RP as http://openid.org/uSeRnAmE 3. Log into an RP as http://openid.org What is the expected output? What do you see instead? I expect that all the URLs will get normalized to the same one so the claimed id is the same regardless. Instead, I see that there are many accounts on the RP created when I do this.

issue 1 (OpenIDs are not normalized) reported by andrewarnott - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Log into an RP as http://username.openid.org 2. Log into an RP as http://openid.org/username 2. Log into an RP as http://openid.org/uSeRnAmE 3. Log into an RP as http://openid.org What is the expected output? What do you see instead? I expect that all the URLs will get normalized to the same one so the claimed id is the same regardless. Instead, I see that there are many accounts on the RP created when I do this.

What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Log into an RP as http://username.openid.org 2. Log into an RP as http://openid.org/username 2. Log into an RP as http://openid.org/uSeRnAmE 3. Log into an RP as http://openid.org What is the expected output? What do you see instead? I expect that all the URLs will get normalized to the same one so the claimed id is the same regardless. Instead, I see that there are many accounts on the RP created when I do this.

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