[Seaside] Re: GLORP

Jeremy Shute shutej at crazilocks.com
Fri Jun 23 18:22:06 UTC 2006


Changing "md5" to "password", I get 49 tables.  It's alive (and running
tests)!  *Cackle*

What cryptographic options actually work?  Should I try "crypt" instead of
"md5"?  Was "md5" EXPECTED to work?  Is there anything I can do to help
figure out what's wrong?

Jeremy



> Just to make sure, does your pg_hba.conf accept plaintext passwords,
> instead
> of md5 ?
>
> Wouter
>
> On 6/23/06, Jeremy Shute <shutej at crazilocks.com> wrote:
>>
>> > It's a state machine design. Each message received from
>> > the postgres server is treated as an event to the PGConnection
>> > state machine. The event causes a state transition. Upon entering
>> > the new state, the method named like "st<StateName>" is executed.
>> >
>> > The state machine is pictured here:
>> >      http://ca.geocities.com/zazu@rogers.com/pgsqueak/PGConnection.5.gif
>> > That diagram is slightly out of date, if you look in the method:
>> >      PGConnection>>buildStateTransitionTable
>> > you'll see a representation of the real version used by the code.
>>
>> I'm familiar with state machines and other automata.  The event is
>> listed
>> in the debugger as PGAuthentication(type=5,salt=a ByteArray(249 138 60
>> 148))
>>
>> I tried loading Crypgography from SqueakMap, same error.  How do I get
>> it
>> to authenticate in plaintext?
>>
>> Jeremy
>>
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