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OpenID with Ban List plugin, 0.1.
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| 1 | = OpenID commenter authenticator with ban list = |
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| 2 | This is a plugin for Movable Type 4.0 and up. This plugin is to ban certain OpenID by setting up the list of ID providers. Example of usage may be that you don't want anonymous OpenID user to comment to your community blog. |
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| 4 | To be honest, I, the developer of the plugin, am not sure if this is a good thing to ban an ID based on its provider. The small the provider the greater the chance they might have more bad users? I don't think so. |
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| 6 | == Installation == |
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| 7 | Place all of the items under plugins directory into the plugins directory of your Movable Type installation. This includes copying a file directly under plugins/OpenIdwithBanList directory, and copying two directories (lib and tmpl) under the directory as well. |
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| 9 | == Set up == |
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| 10 | Go to the blog's setting screen. Go to Registration screen. Check "OpenID w/ ban list" option and save. |
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| 12 | Now go to Manage - Banned IdPs to show list of banned IdPs. You can add and delete IdP in this screen. |
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| 14 | You can ban OpenID by its portion. For example, if you ban http://www.luckypines.com/, you are banning any OpenID including http://www.luckypines.com/ in it from commenting. Any existing commenter who is already registered and commented is also banned when you add the URL, if the OpenID for him/her includes the portion. |
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| 16 | Unfortunately, deleting IdP from the list does not unban existing commenters currently. |
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| 18 | Enjoy. Let's not ban too many OpenID ID providers out there for no reason... |
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