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And today, logging into Facebook via OpenID is working. I guess Facebook fixed their problem.

I'm not sure if you got an email from Apta Good, the person who compiled the Mac PPC build. I tried replying, but my email to you got rejected due to SPF failures. (We advertised SPF records for packetizer.com to help reduce spam, it appears 641.biz forwarded the message to u9.org and u9.org is enfo...

Today, it appears that Facebook now will associate properly, but one still cannot use OpenID to log in.

So, there is progress...

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Ah, it appears the version of the OS you are using is older than what was used to build the aescrypt binary. What OS version are you using?

Sankar, For the past two weeks or so, I have been getting the exact same error as you with Facebook and OpenID. It now says: There was an error while processing the OpenID response. No OpenID information found at https://openid.packetizer.com/paulej for method Auth_OpenID_discover Yet, we changed ab...

Possibly, but I've never tried. We do use that DLL from a separate C++ application. I'm not personally familiar with how Visual Basic makes calls into C DLLs.

I assume the file is not literally "*.aes", but some other name like "example.aes", right? I'm really at a loss on this one. When AES Crypt attempted to create an output file to store the decrypted data, it calls the Winodws routine to create a new file. If that fails for any rea...

Sankar,

Did you ever find a solution to this issue? We use the Packetizer OpenID server with Facebook and have never seen this error.

Paul

I just tried with an AES file and gmail did not complain. I am not a regular user of gmail, but what I was told was that it will reject some file types. For example, one fellow I collaborate with sends compressed files to me using .7z format because .zip files are rejected by gmail. Did gmail tell y...