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As DotNetOpenAuth and Facebook question says, the authentication is not working with Facebook using DotNetOpenAuth v4.0.0.11165

Instead of using a previous version I was wondering if there is a way to fix it, so I am thinking in modifying the ProcessUserAuthorization method in order to do some tweak to fix it, but I have no idea how it works.

public new IAuthorizationState ProcessUserAuthorization(HttpRequestInfo request = null)
{
    return base.ProcessUserAuthorization(request);
}

Is it possible to fix modifying this method? Or is it much more complex?

Is there a way to fix it or I will have to get a previous version?

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BrunoLM
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More recent versions of DotNetOpenAuth do work with Facebook. Please upgrade to the latest version.

Andrew Arnott
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Facebook does not implement the OpenID protocol, it is not an OpenID provider. Sadly, it will never work. You have to handle facebook authentication in a diffrent way in your application. The only way you can use facebook as a authentication provider for your site is the one described by facebook here: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/guides/web/ and it does not involve OpenID in any way.

Ioan Popovici
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  • The question doesn't mention OpenID, so I don't know what prompted this answer. In fact the question makes reference to OAuth methods in DNOA, so the question is applicable. – Andrew Arnott Sep 12 '12 at 13:54