MACs should be stored in a single format, e.g. all-lowercase with no separators.
This simplifies usage by making format flexible.
An optional "treatUsernamesAsMACs" or similar configuration flag needs to exist to negate this behaviour should more general username/password pairs be in use that need to retain case-sensitivity.
MACs should be stored in a single format, e.g. all-lowercase with no separators.
This simplifies usage by making format flexible.
An optional "treatUsernamesAsMACs" or similar configuration flag needs to exist to negate this behaviour should more general username/password pairs be in use that need to retain case-sensitivity.
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MACs should be stored in a single format, e.g. all-lowercase with no separators.
This simplifies usage by making format flexible.
An optional "treatUsernamesAsMACs" or similar configuration flag needs to exist to negate this behaviour should more general username/password pairs be in use that need to retain case-sensitivity.
Implemented with mac_auth_only=true configuration parameter.