This script checks your PHP installation to determine if you are set up to use the JanRain PHP OpenID library.
Your system needs a few changes before it will be ready to run the OpenID library.
Your PHP installation has gmp support. Good.
The library will try to access /dev/urandom as a source of random data. /dev/urandom could not be opened. This could be because of restrictions on your PHP environment or that randomness source may not exist on this platform.
To set a source of randomness, define Auth_OpenID_RAND_SOURCE to the path to the randomness source. If your platform does not provide a secure randomness source, the library canoperate in pseudorandom mode, but it is then vulnerable to theoretical attacks. If you wish to operate in pseudorandom mode, define Auth_OpenID_RAND_SOURCE to null.
You are running on:
Linux s15206643.onlinehome-server.info 2.6.16.33-061227b #1 SMP Wed Dec 27 11:49:29 CET 2006 i686
There does not seem to be an available source of randomness. On a Unix-like platform (including MacOS X), try /dev/random and /dev/urandom.
Support was found for mysql. The library supports the MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite database engines, as well as filesystem-based storage. In addition, PEAR DB is required to use databases.
If you are using a filesystem-based store or SQLite, be aware that open_basedir is in effect. This means that your data will have to be stored in one of the following locations:
'/var/www/vhosts/numyspace.co.uk/web_users/home:/tmp'
If you are using the filesystem store, your data directory must be readable
and writable by apache and not availabe over
the Web.
This PHP installation has support for libcurl. Good.
An HTTP request was completed. An unexpected URL was returned:
Your PHP installation appears to support SSL, so it will be able to process HTTPS identity URLs and server URLs.
XML parsing support is present using the Auth_Yadis_dom interface.