Alessandro Vesely writes:
On Mon 03/Nov/2014 19:48:55 +0100 I wrote: >> For example, as I use MySQL, I could add a "badpw" field in the user table, and > craft a select statement that returns the honeypot's username when the input> local_part matches the compromised password instead of the good one.I cannot, of course. I don't have the password (just the user-id) and there's no way I could have it if the client used cram-*. So, it seems I should add amodule rather than a column. Correct? Is it possible to add authmysql twice (and have them behave differently)?
Nope. You could list authmysql twice, but each instance uses the same config file.
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