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Hi,

I'm trying to use a managed card (https://www.jinfocard.org/minishop2/m...) at a relying party (https://www.jinfocard.org/minishop2/b...). I can import the card into azigo, however whenn I try to use it, azigo complains that I'm using the wrong password. However, the card works fine with MS CardSpace (using the same password (which is just "password", since it's a test card). If it's any help, the STS issuing the card is based on Zermatt.

Oh, and I don't plan on getting emotional in a bug report, as this site suggests...

I tried installing Azigo on OS X 10.5.6 and while the AIR app installed successfully, attempting to login to the sample RP on azigo.com failed due to the plugin not being recognized.

Firefox (3.5b4) showed neither a plugin nor an extension from Azigo being installed, and I couldn't find the plugin in the standard 'Internet Plug-Ins' locations. I poked around in the console and saw a few problems:

1. The launchd process was bombing on startup due to assumptions about where the user account's App Support directory was located. It assumes that the user folder is in '/Users' - which, although that is the default location, it can be changed by the user in account preferences. I personally put my user folder on a different partition than my system.

2. The shell scripts that install the Firefox extension assume that Firefox.app is located in '/Applications'. I have Firefox located in '~/Applications', and thus it failed to install the extension. As a side note, I also have multiple versions on FF (3.0, 3.1b3, and 3.5b4) for testing purposes, so it might be a better approach to put any extensions into the users FF profile located in App Support.

I know the user dir on a separate partition is an edge case, but putting apps in '~/Applications' is a somewhat common scenario.

Please let me know if you plan on supporting at either of these cases. I really would like to try out the product.

I'm using Firefox 3.1 beta 3 on Windows Vista. I installed azigo, but I'm still getting a prompt for additional plugins when I go to a site with an informationcard object on it.

We have found an issue for those that update Azigo versions on their Mac OSX and are also running Time Machine. Before updating your Azigo version, you would need to temporarily disconnect the Time Machine connection to your external back-up drive. Once the Azigo update is complete, you can re-connect your external back-up drive. We are working on changing the Azigo updater such that you will not need to disconnect your Time Machine connection.

To check for an Azigo version update on your Mac just do the following:
1. Open Finder and navigate to Applications->Azigo and open Azigo Software Update.
2. From the pop-up window, select the "Update Now" button. This will automatically check to see if there is a new version of Azigo to upgrade to. If so - just follow the wizard process, but remember to disconnect your Time Machine connection as mentioned above.

We will update this post once we get this issue fixed.

I uploaded a photo to my personal i-card, and it looks great in the "Manage Cards" view, but it is squashed and stretched when I send the i-card to a web site.

I installed the updated version of Azigo (2.0.0.22).
When I start Firefox, it reports a JavaScript error:

When I go to a page that uses I-Cards (e.g. Azigo demonstration page) Firefox will just complain about a missing plugin (i.e. IdentitySelector does not work).

Azigo InfoCard extension for Firefox adds "infoCard/Azigo" to the USER_AGENT header sent by Firefox. That's OK, but whenever I open a new Firefox window, the same string is added to the USER_AGENT again! Thus, with 4 open windows, you'll get something like:

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.0.5) Gecko/2008120122 Firefox/3.0.5 infoCard/Azigo infoCard/Azigo infoCard/Azigo infoCard/Azigo

Because the browser seems to have changed, at least Horde webmail and my bank's site will kill my session and log me out. (I appear to have hijacked my own session.) I had to disable the Azigo extension.

Is it a bug or is there a reason for the extension to modify the USER_AGENT string multiple times?

Thanks.

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