[Solved] 500 internal server error after POST /openid/proceed ...

[Esowteric]

Hi, Setting $config['logging']['level'] to anything other than 0 always resulted in a 500 Internal server error in Apache. I got rid of this by increasing log_errors_max_len in php.ini from the original, default 1024 (bytes per log entry). I set it to 16384 to make sure that this was not an issue.

However, on the page "A site identifying as https/etc.etc/ has asked for confirmation ...", after filling in additional information and clicking on Allow, a POST is made:

POST /openid/proceed?openid.ns=https/etc.etc/...

This results in a 500 Internal server error. However, I don't know why because there is no error message in the community-id log, nor in the PHP log, nor is there any explanation in the Apache server logs.

Any ideas greatly appreciated.

Gear used:
Windows 7
Apache 2.2.27 (calling and running community-id using SSL)
PHP 5.3.8
Curl
Community-ID 2.0.0.RC3.

Modifications:
In the test script that I'm using to call community-id, I had to add "curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, false);" as I was getting a 500 Internal server error there, too.

With good wishes,
Eric T.

[Esowteric]

I managed to trace the source of the error to CryptUtil.php by adding die("...") statements to the code, as there were no error log entries.

49: if ($f === false) {
50: $msg = 'Define Auth_OpenID_RAND_SOURCE as null to ' .
51: ' continue with an insecure random number generator.';
52: trigger_error($msg, E_USER_ERROR);

This error message was not showing up, all I received was a 500 Internal server error.

Had previously added define('Auth_OpenID_RAND_SOURCE', null); to the system in the old version of community-id but forgot to do this in v2 aswell.

Thanks again.