I believe that OpenID requires an active network
connection to function.
[...] Compare that to [...] LOTW [...] which can support
offline validation.
Identify a working community of people who are
interested either in
working on the technical aspects or the validation aspects of
the solution.
The ideas I had spelled out in one of the other threads can essentially be
broken down like this:
1. Create a shared online authentication service for convenience of the
many Internet connected amateur related systems out there, including
validation using LotW and potentially other means.
2. Simplify and document the service in a way that would allow it to be
easily recreated in a standard way by isolated networks or those who must
only trust their own validations.
We tried broaching this subject on the new ARETF message boards a couple
years ago, but they haven't had any traffic other than spambots since then.
:(
As mentioned in the other thread here last week, I'm thrilled to have
finally found others who are also interested in this topic, so I had
started a new public mailing list devoted to it. I encourage you and
others to join us there so we can return the AMPRNet mailing list to being
an ICMP traffic alerting service. hihi ;)
Join here:
https://groups.io/g/hamauth
-or- join by sending an email to: hamauth+subscribe(a)groups.io
Cory, NQ1E
Seattle