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-
-"""
-This is the package.xml data needed for the PHP OpenID PEAR
-package.xml file.  Use the 'packagexml.py' program to generate a
-package.xml file for a release of this library.
-"""
-
-# This is a list of dicts describing the project leads.  This will be
-# used to generate <lead> XML elements.
-leads = [
-    {'name': 'Jonathan Daugherty',
-     'user': 'cygnus',
-     'email': 'cygnus@janrain.com',
-     'active': 'yes'},
-    {'name': 'Josh Hoyt',
-     'user': 'jhoyt',
-     'email': 'josh@janrain.com',
-     'active': 'yes'}
-    ]
-
-# The package name.
-package_name = 'Auth_OpenID'
-
-# The package description.
-package_description = 'An implementation of the OpenID single sign-on authentication protocol.'
-
-# Package summary.
-package_summary = 'PHP OpenID'
-
-# License string.
-license_name = 'Apache'
-
-# License URI.
-license_uri = 'http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0'
-
-# Director(ies) containing package source, relative to the admin/
-# directory.  All .php files in these directories will be included in
-# the <contents> element of the output XML and will be assigned the
-# role 'php'.
-contents_dirs = ['../Auth',]
-
-# Director(ies) containing package documentation.  All files and
-# subdirectories in these directories will be included in the
-# <contents> element in the output XML and will be assigned the role
-# 'doc'.
-docs_dirs = ['../doc', '../examples']
-
-# The HTTP package base URI.  This is the place on the web where the
-# PEAR-installable tarballs will live, and this (plus the package
-# tarball name) will be the URL that users pass to "pear install".
-package_base_uri = 'http://www.openidenabled.com/resources/downloads/php-openid/pear/'
-
-# The release stability.  Maybe this should be a commandline parameter
-# since it might differ from release to release.
-release_stability = 'stable'