Hello,
I’m using the ”blacklist” knob in an authby to reject people I don’t like 😝
I had an issue this weekend where the user “DEFAULT” was added to the list of
users, for some reason, and after that no one could login anymore.
After deleting this user all went back to normal again ..
Question.. is this a by design feature or bug/flaw ?
Seems a bit odd that I can’t reject a user by the name “DEFAULT” in a blacklist
😊
The AuthBy is an AuthBy SQL so the list of users is in an mariadb table.
The authby looks like this (username/password and so forth replaced)
“
<AuthBy SQL>
Identifier AuthenticateSQLBlacklist
DBSource dbi:MariaDB:database=db;host=host;port=3306
DBUsername dbuser
DBAuth dbauth
UsernameMatchesWithoutRealm
AuthSelect SELECT NULL FROM `blacklist` WHERE BINARY
`username` = ?
AuthSelectParam %0
AuthColumnDef 0, User-Password, check
Blacklist
</AuthBy>
“
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Best Regards,
Patrik
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