>When we put a # in the gatekeeper.ini file like:-
>
>[Gatekeeper::Auth]
>#SQLPasswordAuth=optional;RRQ
>#SQLAliasAuth=required;RRQ,ARQ
>
>In the log file we get:-
>
>2004/04/11 14:12:24.922 1 gkauth.cxx(2323) GkAuth Unknown auth
>#SQLAliasAuth, ignore!
>2004/04/11 14:12:24.922 1 gkauth.cxx(2323) GkAuth Unknown auth
>#SQLPasswordAuth, ignore!
>
>As # is a comment character, the said lines should not have been considered at
>all!
>Hope changes in the code reflecting this point will lead to faster
>processing.
It's ok - the modules are just not created - it does not affect runtime speed at all.
This is just how the config implementation works. You can put an empty line,
to prevent this warning:
[Gatekeeper::Auth]
#SQLPasswordAuth=optional;RRQ
#SQLAliasAuth=required;RRQ,ARQ
>Hence in the current instance we see that AliasAuth is working well in the
>current release.
>
>It would be nice if:-
>In Toolkit.cxx why not [RasSrv::RRQAuth] be appended to, from the SQLConfig
>section as another Query and make a bit of code for it as:-
>
>query = m_Config->GetString("SQLConfig", "SimplePasswordAuthQuery", "");
>query = m_Config->GetString("SQLConfig", "AliasAuthQuery", "");
You already have SQLAliasAuth, SQLPasswordAuth, MySQLAliasAuth and MySQLPasswordAuth
modules for this purpose.
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