On 27 Jun 2006, at 14:28, Chris Liles wrote:
Hello list!
When setting up mod_authn_dbd to hit a postgresql data base the
documentation says that the AuthDBDUserPWQuery must return an
encrypted password.
Would someone please tell me how I am suppose to crypt the password
when storing it in the database. I can get the module to work fine
with a null password, and I have tried md5('password'), but no love :(
There isn't a utility for it, but the encryption is exactly the same
as reading it
from any other source. So you can, for example, use htpassword (for
basic
authentication) or htdigest (for digest) to generate the passwords,
and then
just read the values into your SQL.
--
Nick Kew
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