Hello,
We're currently using the auth_db module and calling the function auth_check to check the Authorization header and authenticate the request. We moved most of our code to in-memory lookups (using htable), since we do not want our Kamailio servers to be DB dependent.
Just to be sure, if we move the authentication to in-memory lookups we should use the auth module and call the pv_auth_check function instead right? The passwords in our users table are all stored in MD5, so we basically just have to put this table in a htable, and call the pv_auth_check and pass it the hashed password and the flag 1?
Regards,
Grant
Hello,
yes, using pv_auth_check() is the option for using passwords fetched from your custom backend, like in-memory cache here.
Cheers, Daniel
On 23.06.17 13:06, Grant Bagdasarian wrote:
Hello,
We’re currently using the auth_db module and calling the function auth_check to check the Authorization header and authenticate the request.
We moved most of our code to in-memory lookups (using htable), since we do not want our Kamailio servers to be DB dependent.
Just to be sure, if we move the authentication to in-memory lookups we should use the auth module and call the pv_auth_check function instead right?
The passwords in our users table are all stored in MD5, so we basically just have to put this table in a htable, and call the pv_auth_check and pass it the hashed password and the flag 1?
Regards,
Grant
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