From: Florian V. <flo...@un...> - 2003-01-28 00:11:15
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Thanks Andr=E9 for your reply - I hope you don't mind if I put parts of i= t on this list! Danke auch dir, Andreas! [see below...] ________________________________________ \|andre.correa@######### ha scrit als Mon, 27 Jan 2003 13:04:49 -0200: | |Hi Florian, I've read your post to PAM-MySQL list and would like to |share some comment. Many months ago I was using PAM-MySQL for a project |and contacted the "author" to know what was going on with this project. |The project was inactive for almost 2 years. He told me he is out of |time.=20 [...] |The MD5 features were put in the code as a contributor's feature and, |for what I know, have never being revised. Maybe, not even tested. | MD5 is surly a good idea. It could not have been tested the way it is in the CVS. |If you need to make a project for your BS, why don't you start a new |PAM-MySQL project? Or you can, at least, try to contact the author for |contributing or leading the project. I know there are many people |using or in need for a good and reliable PAM module . Many of then woul= d |like to contribute and help mantaining it. | :-) Hence - Our Universitys Sun/Linux sysadmin would like such a handy m= od. As a new prj.: Yes, that was also our (sysadmin&me) idea. (Of course it'd be a GPL prj.) I'd copy most of the code of the existing pam_mysql - mainly to have a st= arting point. But I don't think to put it as a SF-prj from beginning... Because I don't know if it's a good idea to make a BSc prj a publically d= eveloped one, I'll wait until summer to transfer it to SF (or similar). If there would be plenty of oposition from this list readers, I'll manage= another solution... Temporarly, I named the new project "pam_mysqlim" (IMproved - like vim :-= )> ) and it is accessible by cvs (file names not changed yet) on: :pserver:ano...@se...: [hosted by Linuxbourg, LUG Fribourg & env., CH] module: pam_mysqlim | |Please let me know your thoughts. Didn't I ? |On 25/01/03, Florian Verdet wrote: |FV> reading the pam_mysql source code, I found following: [...] |FV> As project for my "Bachelor of Science in Computer Science", I'm su= pposed to develop an improved pam_mysql module. |FV> (more functionalities like session, account mgmt, more db fields, e= asy to change users passwd,... in the db (ev. GUI), etc.) | kind regards, sal=FCds, _________=20 Florian Verdet GnuPG: fvg.zapto.org/informatica/gpg.php =2E |