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mod_sasl2_fast: Restore non-FAST SASL handler upon reset
This fixes an issue where, after failed FAST authentication, the FAST handler
was still used (even though the client now wants to try with a password or
other non-FAST credentials).
A little hacky perhaps, but probably the best we can do without baking FAST
support directly into mod_sasl2.
| author | Matthew Wild <mwild1@gmail.com> |
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| date | Thu, 16 Jan 2025 15:46:15 +0000 |
| parent | 3884:f84ede3e9e3b |
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#!/bin/bash IFS=":" AUTH_OK=1 AUTH_FAILED=0 LOGFILE="/var/log/prosody/auth.log" USELOG=false while read ACTION USER HOST PASS ; do [ $USELOG == true ] && { echo "Date: $(date) Action: $ACTION User: $USER Host: $HOST Pass: $PASS" >> $LOGFILE; } case $ACTION in "auth") if [ $USER == "someone" ] ; then echo $AUTH_OK else echo $AUTH_FAILED fi ;; *) echo $AUTH_FAILED ;; esac done