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2012-07-03 17:04:01 -0500	answered a question	User registration control Because we're using Google Apps and therefore have @mycompany.com emails, I just modified the `django_authopenid` backend to force it to a Google Apps login. Changed `www.google.com/08/id` (or something) in util.py to `www.google.com/o8/site-xrds?hd=mycompany.com` and an openid patch from that adieu posted up. After that, I just disabled all other logins (only allowing a Google login), and only allowed registered users to view site.
2012-06-29 16:18:47 -0500	commented answer	User registration control Thanks paulus_almighty, but I think what I'm looking for falls into what you describe in the second paragraph.
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2012-06-22 18:47:43 -0500	asked a question	User registration control How can I control who can register for my askbot? (i.e. only users with a @example.com email address, or must be admin approved) EDIT: Found a solution and posted it below. Marked as best/correct answer.