I just think mysql support should be compiled into the binary by 
default.  I have made a change where m0n0wall pulls "banned" usernames 
from a remote mysql table during radius authentication.  Many other 
people make customizations like this, so the mysql support would be good 
for those who are customizing m0n0wall....

Axel Eble wrote:

>On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 06:32:01 -0700, Josh <josh at nemesis dot net> wrote:
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>>If IMAP support isn't added - I would say LDAP and MySQL should be
>>added..  But even with all 3, IMAP really seems more useful for a large
>>number of scenarios.. Even if it's not really an authentication protocol.
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>*If* anything should be added, it should be LDAP. It's easy enough
>since it's built into PHP. Granted, IMAP is as well, but as has been
>said before: it's not an authentication protocol. And, really, there
>aren't that many of those kind out there. Mainly RADIUS and LDAP.
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>As to MySQL - how should that work on an embedded system? Where would
>you like to have the database?
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