mod_auth_crypt.cc File Reference

handle (non-SASL) authentication using plain text passwords on the wire but hashes in storage More...

#include "jsm.h"
#include <unistd.h>

Defines
#define	HASH_CRYPT   1
#define	HASH_SHA1   2
Functions
void	mod_auth_crypt (jsmi si)

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Detailed Description

handle (non-SASL) authentication using plain text passwords on the wire but hashes in storage

This is an alternative implementation for plain text password on the wire (the other is mod_auth_crypt.c). The advantage of this module is that there are no plaintext passwords in the xdb storage, the advantage of mod_auth_crypt.c and using plain text passwords in the storage is, that other authentication schemes using hashes on the wire can be used.

In general using mod_auth_crypt.c should be prefered. You will get into problems upgrading to harder authentication mechanisms if you use mod_auth_crypt.c.

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Define Documentation

#define HASH_CRYPT   1

#define HASH_SHA1   2

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Function Documentation

void mod_auth_crypt

(

jsmi

si

)

init the mod_auth_crypt module, register the callbacks with the Jabber session manager

Parameters:

si

the jsmi_struct containing session manager instance-internal data

References e_AUTH, e_DELETE, e_PASSWORDCHANGE, e_REGISTER, js_config(), js_mapi_register(), log_debug2, log_warn(), LOGT_INIT, register_config(), xmlnode_free(), and ZONE.