I'm not sure that there is a real difference. AFAIK there is only one
version of the md5 encryption but you can add some salts to try to
improve this encryption.
The best way to be sure is to compare the password encoded into
ISPConfig and the same one encoded with md5 function of php.
Yokav.
Le 06/11/10 18:14, Jordan Clark a écrit :
I may be wrong on this. But I was under the impression the the "md5"
used in SOGo is a different MD5 scheme then "MD5-Crypt" as in a hash
that starts with "$1$". I think the "userPasswordAlgorithm = md5;" in
SOGo uses just a straight md5 hash. It's a very light weight algorithm
but is not salted and is limited to the first 8 characters of the
string. Am I incorrect in my understanding these two hashing algorithms?
Jordan
On 11/5/10 6:36 PM, Yokav wrote:
Le 05/11/10 15:54, Jordan Clark a écrit :
I'm actually working through the same issues. I'm not quit there
though..
The issue with just pointing it as the SQL is that ISPConfig 3 stores
it's passwords as MD5-Crypt. AFAIK, SOGo does not support that for the
SQL backed accounts. What I have done for now is create a duplicate LDAP
directory with my accounts (I only have a few accounts on that system
ATM but still a very temporary solution)
About the md5's passwords, you can use them as they're with SOGo by
activating this option into GNUstepDefaults:
SOGoUserSources = (
{
userPasswordAlgorithm = md5;
}
I have two other thoughts of getting it to work seamlessly. The first is
to use CAS. I do have CAS authenticating to the accounts in ISPConfig
(Via CAS's radius connector, openradius, and a MySQL view on the
dbispconfig DB) but I need to do some more digging to get SOGo working
with CAS. The second solution that I'm not quit so far down the road on
is having a read only instance of LDAP that uses sql as it's backend and
points to some creatively created MySQL views from the dbispconfig DB.
If anyone is interested in any of those two routes I would be happy to
share the configs and MySQL views that I have for linking to
ISPConfig3..
Jordan
On 11/5/10 5:11 AM, [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
does anyone have experience in running SOGo alongside ISPConfig 3? I
have
a Ubuntu 10.10 server set up with ISPConfig; multiple domains;
mailserver
on the same server, and would like to install SOGo here.
At this point, I'm using ISPConfig to manage email accounts. Would
it be
possible to set up SOGo in such a way that accounts are automatically
created based on existing mail accounts? ISPConfig doesn't support
LDAP,
so I'm not sure if I could get the two systems speaking to each other
otherwise ...
If anyone has any prior experience concerning this, it would be
great to
hear from you!
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