Users are not currently cached, so you can simply add rows to the users
db and they will be ready to use by JAMES Server.
The only "problem" is that you have to encrypt the password with the
same algorithm used by JAMES.
--- Daniel Perry wrote ----
This is an SHA hash but not in the format you'd expect.
It's a base64 encoded rather than hex (reduces the size).
Its then trimmed of padding.
Some php code to do this is as follows:
function hashPassword($in){
$pwd=base64_encode(hex2bin(sha1($in)));
$pwd=substr($pwd,0,strlen($pwd)-4);
return $pwd;
}
function hex2bin($source) {
$strlen = strlen($source);
for ($i=0;$i<strlen($source);$i=$i+2) {
$bin .= chr(hexdec(substr ($source, $i,2)));
}
return $bin;
}
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Stefano
renen ha scritto:
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to have a DB based user list? In other words, can I configure
> the James Server so that adding a row to a users table in the database
> effectively creates the user in the same way that one would normally telnet
> into port 4555?
>
> There are some references to this kind of thing in mails going back to 2004
> - but nothing concrete. The JDBCVirtualTable concept still seems to require
> that an underlying user account needs to be created.
>
> Thank you for your input.
>
> Renen.
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