; :mode=ini:
; $Id: example.identity.dist 53 2008-08-17 00:59:43Z kmo $
;
;
; SimpleID identity file.
;
; This file contains all the data associated with an identity.  It should
; always be named username.identity, where username is the user name to be used
; when logging into SimpleID.
;

;
; The OpenID Identifier associated with this identity.  This is typically a
; URL, although the OpenID specifications allow the use of URIs and even XRIs.
;
; Relying parties must be able to resolve the identity to obtain the address
; of this SimpleID installation.
;
; Examples:
;    http://example.com/
;    http://example.com:8888/
;    http://example.com/myopenid
;    https://example.com:8080/myopenid
;
identity=http://lucaspirola.com/id/www

;
; The password associated with this identity.  This password is hashed using
; the MD5 algorithm.
;
; There are various tools available which will give you the MD5 hash of any
; given string.  Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MD5) is a good place
; to start.
;
pass=3a4c8afac2ce38ae96f813d9070edaa1

;
; Simple Registration Extension data.
;
; If you want to provide registration data for consumers which support the
; Simple Registration Extension, uncomment the section below and fill
; in your details.
;
; Further information on the Simple Registration Extension can be found at
; http://www.openidenabled.com/openid/simple-registration-extension
;
; Note, you must also enable the Simple Registration Extension in SimpleID.  To
; do this, make sure the SIMPLEID_EXTENSIONS option in config.inc contains
; sreg
;
[sreg]
nickname=lucaspirola
email=lucaspirola@gmail.com
fullname=Lucas Pirola Dias
dob=1985-02-22
gender=M
postcode=04102000
country=br
language=en
timezone=America/Sao_Paulo