Lainaus Joe Hrbek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > I had to use > > pam_mysql and run saslauthd -a pam. Works quite nicely. > > I also > > tried to use the sasl mysql auxprop plugin (or something like > that), > > but it didn't work out then. > > > Auxprop is a way better way to go than to use saslauthd, especially > for > mysql.
Yes. After all, pam_mysql/saslauthd combination adds unnecessary layers to the authentication. Someone correct me if I am wrong, but I think auxprop can't currently handle passwords that are (hex) MD5 hashes (think MySQL MD5() fuction or md5sum program output). This is different from MD5 crypt() which, I think, is handled. This is something I forgot to mention to the person who started this thread - he's likely to use the latter so auxprop might be an answer for him, if he decides to keep passwords intact. Also, it wouldn't be too hard to support (hex) MD5 hashes as passwords with auxprop also, but I don't have the need for it now as pam_mysql/saslauthd works for me. -Tero -- Tero Matinlassi
