MD5 hash support broken.

Bug #410156 reported by Nigel Cunningham
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Bug Description

pam-mysql fails to build with MD5 hash support for a couple of reasons:
1) The Debian patch that is included forces openssl support (-D HAVE_OPENSSL IIRC).
2) The sasl_v2 check fails because sasl v2 defines the symbol sasl_client_init, not sasl_v2_client_init. The major number should probably be checked instead.
I have installed the current Karmic source, run configure like normal and manually edited config.h to enable HAVE_CYRUS_SASL_V2. I was then able to build a pam_mysql library with md5 hash support.
(Usage case is implementing Postfix SMTP & POP authentication against Drupal 6 tables).

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Nigel Cunningham (nigelc) wrote :

Bug for Gentoo that looks to be along similar lines (in part, at least)

http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=123405

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