You can do that, that's what ha1 column is for. In the configuration file of ser just disable ha1 calculation:

modparam("auth_db", "calculate_ha1", no)

And make sure that ha1 column in subscriber table is populate with correct values. serctl does that automatically, or you can use gen_ha1 tool (gets installed when type make install) which will generate the HA1 hash for you.

Jan.

On 02-02 20:52, info@beeplove.com wrote:

I was reviewing ser database. In 'subscriber' table, 'password' column keeps plain password. Wouldn't be nicer and safer to keep the password encrypted?

Thanks,

-- Mohammad Khan

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