I5:Smart.fm

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smart.fm

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Solution	smart.fm
Identifier	smartfm
Description	one of the largest social learning site in Japan
Product Page	http://smart.fm
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Operated by	smart.fm
Interop Roles	OpenID Relying Party http://smart.fm/openid

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I5 OpenID Relying Party FeatureTest List

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Feature Tests for	smart.fm
OpenID Authentication
OpenID RP Accepts OpenIDs from OpenID 1.1 OPs	Works
OpenID RP Accepts OpenIDs from OpenID 2.0 OPs	Works
OpenID RP Accepts i-name-based OpenIDs	Works
OpenID RP Accepts i-name-based OpenIDs with Unicode characters	Works
OpenID RP Display i-name that was verified rather than resulting i-number	Failed
OpenID 2.0 Relying Party openID 1.1 delegations via rel links	Works
OpenID 2.0 Relying Party openID 2.0 delegations via rel links	Not Tested
OpenID Relying Party Accepts Namespaced openID 1.1 delegations in XRDS documents	Not Tested
OpenID 2.0 Relying Party support for OpenID 2.0 delegation via XRDS	Not Tested
OpenID Relying Party uses Claimed ID as its Primary Key	Works
OpenID RP Accepts HTTPS-based OpenIDs	Works
OpenID Relying Party Accepts unsolicited positive assertions	Failed
OpenID Relying Party sends Accept request-header when performing discovery	Works
OpenID Relying Party support for Identifier Select	Works
Security Tests
OpenID Relying Party has HMAC-SHA256 support	Works
OpenID Relying Party Publishes a XRDS document for its realm specifying the return to URL	Works
OpenID Relying Party validates the openid.return_to in the response	Works
OpenID Relying Party validates positive assertions against Discovered Information	Works
OpenID Relying Party validates an assertion with the same openid.response_nonce has not already been processed	Works
OpenID Relying Party validates the 1.1 signature on the assertion is valid and all fields that are required to be signed are signed	Works
OpenID Relying Party validates the 2.0 signature on the assertion is valid and all fields that are required to be signed are signed	Works
OpenID Relying Party protects against association poisoning	Works
Simple Registration
OpenID RP support for Simple Registration	Works
OpenID Relying Party support for account creation via Simple Registration	Works
Attribute Exchange
PAPE
SSL Certificate Support
OpenID RP accepts x.509v3 alternate names in certs	Works
OpenID Relying Party Verify X.509 certificate associated with Identity Provider	Failed
OpenID RP accepts x.509v3 certs issued by CA Cert	Failed
OpenID RP accepts x.509v3 certs issued by Start SSL Class 1	Works
OpenID RP accepts x.509v3 certs issued by Start SSL Class 2	Works
OpenID RP rejects certs that are not valid for the domain	Works
OpenID RP rejects certs that are expired	Failed