From: Collen B. <co...@he...> - 2008-11-17 16:13:22
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You can try to alter the source. there will be select statements that should be easy to alter.. so left joins and other would be possible. Cheers, Collen Guy wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to set up smtp auth using pam and mysql, but so far it > doesn't look as if the pam config file /etc/pam.d/smtp allows for any > sort of complex query. > The examples that I've found all look something like this: > auth sufficient pam_mysql.so verbose=1 user=mysqlusername > passwd=mysqlpassword host=hostname db=DBname table=usertable > usercolumn=usercolumn passwdcolumn=userPassword > account optional pam_mysql.so verbose=1 user=mysqlusername > passwd=mysqlpassword host=hostname db=DBname table=usertable > usercolumn=usercolumn passwdcolumn=userPassword > > The problem being I want extra values to the WHERE clause of the mysql > query. The usernames are also split into username and domain in my > database. Is it possible to do more complex queries through PAM and if > so how??? Hints or just links to documentation for this would be > great. > > Thanks > Guy > > -- Collen Blijenberg - systeem/netwerk beheerder Montessori Lyceum Herman Jordan Jordanlaan 3 3706 TE Zeist tel: 030-6954708 fax: 030-6955046 mail: ic...@he... |