kyrian666

Interesting... Assume the same test rig as described above, by the way. Then... Debian packages a 'pamtester' package. If I search and replace (in my user database table, obviously) a...

A slight expansion on the caveats around "saslauthd -r": Note that the realm will still be passed, which may lead to unexpected behavior for authentication mechanisms that make use of...

Heavily redacted, for obvious reasons. But... This would tend to suggest it's not saslauthd either: ``` login@server:~# testsaslauthd -u user@domain -p `cat /tmp/pass` -r "domain" -s service 0: OK "Success."...

There is a user-map pam module that might accomplish this sort of thing a bit easier, but it does not appear to have been picked up by debian, I don't...

The above is about as far as I took it by the looks of things. I was in the middle of a server build (one that would have benefited a...

Reasons uncertain, only the version of pam_user_map.c up to the mariadb 10.1 compiles. Later versions require a config_auth_pam.h file which is in the .gitignore for the mariadb source code, but...

Oh, this seems to at least compile a more recent version: root@6cf26832f024:/tmp# apt-get install libmariadb-dev root@6cf26832f024:/tmp# wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MariaDB/server/10.6/plugin/auth_pam/mapper/pam_user_map.c ---> Edit the above to use plugin_auth_common.h instead of config_auth_pam.h root@6cf26832f024:/tmp# gcc...

I did some more random research around this matter, and it seems that another tiresome consequence of the lack of it is that autoconfiguration for Thunderbird/Outlook *can't* work properly unless...

So, random further look at stuff, and this suggests that it is possible with pam-mysql at that, and it's dated 25 February 2015 (the significance being it's several years before...

Hi, Thanks for taking over this project, Nigel :) So, I hit this error too. Looking at the code maybe this has a lot to do with the legacy "use_323_passwd"...