(sorry for responding to myself.)
Martin Atkins wrote:
>
> Another similar and perhaps more likely case is when a user does
> 2.0-style delegation to a clavid.com identifier, omitting the 1.1-style
> delegation. Net::OpenID::Consumer with 1.1 compatibility enabled fails
> in this case because
A few weeks back I got a report that the in-progress 2.0 branch of the
perl libraries (Net::OpenID) wouldn't authenticate against the provider
clavid.com, because while they accept 2.0 requests they respond with
1.1-format assertion messages.
Net::OpenID did have a bug in that it wasn't allowi
