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The library does not work with AOL (Google and Yahoo are OK). AOL uses openid version 1.0 and I think it is due to this. I have tried extremeswank - works with AOL - no problems, and sreg works with AOL too.

I am using the latiest version 3.2.0.9177 of dotnetopenid.

You may check code and configuration at 'http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1311607/sreg-yahoo-problems'

May you please check support for version OpenID 1.0 ?

Thank you Bye

Vitaly

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You are correct: AOL does only support OpenID 1.1 currently.

DotNetOpenAuth fully supports OpenID 1.1 RPs and OPs. AOL included. I just tried the DotNetOpenAuth demo RP and logged in successfully with my http://openid.aol.com/webmyway OpenID.

If it still doesn't work for you, can you please include repro steps that demonstrate the broken behavior, and explain what doesn't work?

Andrew Arnott
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Hello

I have tried http://samples.dotnetopenauth.net/v3.2/OpenIdRelyingPartyWebForms/ with your ID: "http://openid.aol.com/webmyway"

It reports Login failed: No OpenID endpoint found.

Thank you Bye

Vitaly

A comment on my answer is the more appropriate medium on StackOverflow to respond to my answer. Anyway, try it again (twice). I'm sure the error you saw was due to a timeout because either the sample app or AOL needed to warm up. If you try a second time in a row, the gears will be greased and it should work.
Andrew Arnott