Hi Joe, thanks for your reply. The box has been installed yesterday, with a clean fresh RH9 :) There is no other pam_mysql around except the one in /lib/security i just compiled before from pam_mysql-0.5.0 i got from sf.net I did some more tests: pam_mysql.c assumes that the mysqlserver is on localhost, because in mysql_real_connect() the port-number is hardcoded to 0. I already tried to change that to 3306, for example. But it still doesn't work. The problem is that i really have compiled with: #define DEBUG but i don't see any messages in syslog. To which syslog facility would it be logged? I assume it should either go to messages or secure logfile. Nothing in both of them. Did you ever connect to a remote mysqlserver with pam_mysql? I can connect to local mysqlserver, but every attempt to connect to a remote mysqlserver fails - without any messages in syslog. Just to be sure: yes, the remote mysqlserver is open for my client machine, i can use the mysql client to connect to it. Kind regards, Andy Original Message, Date 04.03.2004, 23:59 h: JL> I think Andy's just authenticating against MySQL (something I do on some JL> of the test boxes I play with). JL> Andy: I would first ensure that the application is authenticating using JL> the proper module (i.e. first check that there aren't multiple JL> pam_mysql.so modules around and that the module is "getting installed" JL> to the wrong place). You may very well have a module that is configured JL> for using debug, but just doesn't get loaded. JL> Joe JL> Aaron Konstam wrote: >>On Thu, Mar 04, 2004 at 10:47:31PM +0100, firstcon wrote: >> >> >>>Hi all, >>> >>>i've got a problem with ipo3d and pam_mysql on Redhat 9. >>> >>>I've compiled and installed pam_mysql 0.5 sucessfully. >>> >>>I put those three lines to /etc/pam.d/pop: >>> >>> >>> >>I know that I revealing my ignorance. But what does ipop3d (a mail >>service) have to do with mysql? >> >> _______________________________________________ Pam-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/pam-list
