I delegate my openid provider using openid.delegate and openid.server like so:

<link href='http://www.myopenid.com/server' rel='openid.server' />
<link href='http://ryantm.myopenid.com' rel='openid.delegate' />
<meta content='http://www.myopenid.com/xrds?username=ryantm.myopenid.com' http-equiv='X-XRDS-Location' />

while this is perfectly valid under the openid protocol and actually works on a lot of other sites, this module is telling me that my URL is not a valid OpenID.

I have filed this as a bug report because the current implementation claims to support OpenID but deviates from the standard protocol.

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ryantm commented

Slightly more details are available here, though it's kinda a whiny rant:
http://www.ryantm.com/blog/2008/05/29/delegating-your-openid-authenticat...

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sidharth_k commented

Thanks for your comment. I'm facing similar problems. My request to the author of the plugin to include this basic feature

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robin monks commented

I also have this issue, with using my robinmonks.com site as my openid on any Drupal 6 site.

Robin

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subscribing.

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heine commented

Slightly more details are available here, though it's kinda a whiny rant:

Care to post those details here? The post is not available.

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c960657 commented
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

The problem is that you site contains <meta content='http://www.myopenid.com/xrds?username=ryantm.myopenid.com' http-equiv='X-XRDS-Location' /> which is perfectly valid, but Drupal expects the http-equiv attribute to appear before the content.

This is a duplicate of #469590: Improve robustness of OpenID parsing for link 'rel' and meta 'http-equiv' attributes.