Re: [Pam-mysql-general] SELECT returned no result

[xyon <xy...@in...>]

On Sat, 2007-04-07 at 02:12 +0900, Moriyoshi Koizumi wrote:
> Xyon,
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> xyon wrote:
> > Is pam_mysql very picky about config file syntax? Perhaps my syntax is
> > off by one character or something, although it would likely error out
> > wouldn't it? Is "verbose=3D1" the most verbose I can get?
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> If you doubt the pam_mysql's config file, then list all the settings in
> pam_mysql lines of the PAM config file, which should accurately
> configures pam_mysql.
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> "verbose" is an on / off setting.
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> > Perhaps an strace would provide some insight, but I'm not sure which
> > process should be strace'd.
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> strace (or ltrace) pam_mysql with pamtester. That's exactly what I was
> doing.
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> # ltrace pamtester <service_name> <user_name> authenticate

Ah perfect. This is quite the handy tool, nicely done! There was an rpm
repo that had it, relieving me of building my own rpm:
http://ftp.belnet.be

Perhaps I was wrong about cups. Some tweaking of the pam file rendered
it working. Pamtester works like a champ, even with the scalix config
file. This does in fact appear to be a Scalix problem, unfortunately.

I don't know if it's including something extra in the query or what.
There are people who have gotten it to work with kerberos via pam, so I
don't see why it won't with pam_mysql.


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xyon

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