I think this module would benefit from the
SQLUSerWhereClause directive like is present in
Proftpd's mysql_mod.
Where I can state
SQLUSerWhereClause "LoginAllowed = 'true'"
as an extra controll.
Yes, it would be great. It can be used also for web sites
with multiple virtual domains. Now when you want to use
mysql auth, you have to have different table for every
virtual host - or every dir where you want to you the same
username but with different password.
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I came across some patches to do this, perhaps someone
should analyze them for correctness, and include them?
http://www.softagency.co.jp/mysql/Downloads/Contrib/mod_a
uth_mysql-3.2.patch5
http://www.softagency.co.jp/mysql/modauth.html
http://www.softagency.co.jp/service/contrib.html
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Yes, it would be great. It can be used also for web sites
with multiple virtual domains. Now when you want to use
mysql auth, you have to have different table for every
virtual host - or every dir where you want to you the same
username but with different password.