Hello All,

I was wondering if there is a way to use case insensitive local user 
authentication.

My use case is:

I have a generic local account named guest.
I would like to allow people to authenticate by entering either the username 
guest or Guest.

The reason for this is that most phones auto-cap the first letter, and this 
causes a high number of tickets when people don't realize this.
The reason that I don't want to make the account Guest is that computers do not 
auto-cap the first letter, which would result in the confusion being 
transferred rather than fixed.

I tried adding two different users, but PacketFence/MariaDB is not configured 
to support PID/Primary Keys that are case sensitive.

Any help here would be appreciated.

Thank you,

Ben


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