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write your own

by Neil Schneider last modified 2005-05-04 19:23

write your own

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write your own

Last, but not least, the most flexible method of authentication for PLAIN is to write your own. If you do so, any application that calls the "sasl_checkpass()" routine or uses PLAIN will invoke your code. The easiest place to modify the plaintext authentication routines is to modify the routine "_sasl_checkpass()" in the file lib/server.c to support a new method, and to add that method to lib/checkpw.c. Be sure to add a prototype in lib/saslint.h!




2005-05-04

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