On 8/3/06 11:02, Wilbert Barbara (CI/OSI) * <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> Net::LDAP
> Net::LDAPS
> 
> Is there a possible to LDAP bind with an encrypted (SHA, SSHA, CRYPT,
> ...) password? I don't like to write the secret password to the perl
> file.

If the server has the plain-text password in its databases, and the user
sends a {ssha} (etc) password in the bind, the server should be able to
compare them and authenticate the user.

If the server has the {ssha} (etc) password in its databases, and the user
sends a plain-text password in the bind, the server should be able to
compare them and authenticate the user.

If the server has the {ssha} (etc) password in its databases, and the user
sends a {ssha} (etc) password in the bind, the server should *not* be able
to compare them and thus *not* be able to authenticate the user.

But it does really depend on how your server is implemented.

Cheers,

Chris


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