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SQLite3::SQLException: duplicate column name: name: ALTER TABLE "users" ADD "name" varchar(255)

removing the line that adds the name column in up (and removing it in down) in the migration fixes the issue.

Hi. Im trying to run your example and have the first error (undefined method `email_autoset=') in my User model. When I changing 'self_email_autoset' to just 'email_autoset' I have another one - 'Column 'email' cannot be null'.

So as I think, In second case my app doesn't get email from OpenID provider (Google in my case) even if provider send it. There is part of the link to which Google redirect me after validating:

&openid.ext1.type.ext0=http%3A%2F%2Faxschema.org%2Fcontact%2Femail&openid.ext1.value.ext0=myemail%40gmail.com

As you can see 'openid.ext1.value.ext0' is containing my email.

P.s. Im riding Rails 3.0.3 and Ruby 1.9.2. And Im using both lib files from vendor folder (session.rb and acts_as_authentic.rb).

UPD: I forgot to take your version of "open_id_authentication" (dont know where did you take it, current version of it much differs). So now I have another funny error: "uninitialized constant Rack::OpenID" (Yes, I have "rack-openid" installed)

Hi,

Great sample app. It's worked pretty well so far. I noticed one thing though, when I moved from one host (heroku) to another (local machine) and pulled down my DB (all tokens & data in the db) and tried to login, it created a new user (e-mail existed twice now in the users table, different tokens it looked like though). Are the OAuth, via GMail, per-domain? Is OpenID per-domain might be a better question? I'm trying to understand this... It's a bummer that migration lost all my users (fortunately there were only 20-ish).