convore.json/groups/django-social-auth/moving-servers-what-happens-to-openids/messages.json

[{"user_id": 44651, "stars": [], "topic_id": 48987, "date_created": 1325261804.7975659, "message": "so, I've been developing a system that uses openid to log in, more specifically the contributed LJ backend; we have a place to host it for now but it's not very django-friendly and it's quite likely that we will move it to a different server in the (near) future, which may be with the same URL or a different one. Will moving everything (by dumping the database) affect logins? I don't know how openID works but I assume there's some secret key thing between the client and server and I'm worried that accounts won't carry over properly.", "group_id": 5196, "id": 2748678}, {"user_id": 20656, "stars": [], "topic_id": 48987, "date_created": 1325263413.3836949, "message": "Didn't tried it, so, just guessing here actually, but if you keep the domain and the database data, of course, then no, users shouldn't have any issue with your move.", "group_id": 5196, "id": 2748684}, {"user_id": 44651, "stars": [], "topic_id": 48987, "date_created": 1325263638.1646709, "message": "What if I change the domain? That's the main thing I'm worried about.", "group_id": 5196, "id": 2748685}]