Closed (fixed)
Project:
OpenID Single Sign On Provider
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
15 Jun 2011 at 06:15 UTC
Updated:
5 Jul 2011 at 04:02 UTC
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Comment #1
xamanu commentedHmm, I have never tested it in Aegir. What about including jquery_ui into the makefile? have you tried this?
Comment #2
xamanu commentedSetting up Aegir and everything... It just worked perfectly. Before testing it I had included two more modules into the make files for omniauth so that the omniauth features dependencies are fulfilled.
You might want to try it again, now. For me it worked just perfectly (look at the screenshots).
The only thing that has to be done manually on each site after installing them with Aegir, is setting the provider's URL (on relying party sites) and adding the new relying party to the provider installation.
Comment #3
xamanu commentedjquery_ui was already defined within the makefiles and should not have caused any problems. Are you sure, that your Aegir setup is working fine? Or maybe it has no stable internet connection? I don't have an idea why it should complain about jquery_ui.
Comment #4
niccolox commentedthanks for this, will try again
what version of Aegir are you running ? I am Aegir 1.0 on Ubuntu 10.10
Comment #5
niccolox commentedok, got it to work, but ... with some work-arounds, seems to be a common problem in jquery http://drupal.org/node/931472
the relying ax profile worked no problems in Aegir
the provider ax profile threw errors and I had to remove the jquery from the installation profile file and also moved jquery out of contrib and placed it up one level in modules
then both Aegir platforms for provider ax and relying ax verified without errors
from there I could create sites
but even after the sites where created, they still threw jquery not found errors at first
after "flush all caches" and some page refreshes it worked and allowed me make sure the jquery module was installed and working
maybe its something to do with Aegir's aggressive default caching ?
but that doesnt explain why the provider profile wouldn't verify.. I suspect thats a jquery thing that Aegir chokes on
Comment #6
xamanu commentedI really can't rebuild your errors. Using Aegir 1.1 and Ubuntu 11.04 everything works just perfect for me. Especially wierd that you have the problems with jquery_ui, which has nothing to do with this distro particularly.
I'm glad you got it to work, however. Can we close this thread?
Comment #7
xamanu commentedGot confirmation from niccolo via email. Marking as fixed.
Comment #8
niccolox commentedsorry about this, yes.. at least i dont think its particular to Omniauth..
other D6 sites are throwing similar problems, might be Aegir 1.0, Ubuntu 10.10, something amiss in my set-up... dunno
leave it closed
thanks