All releases of pppd-sql
Release Notes: This version adds support for fetching the server IP address from the database. This will be done with the two new configuration options, "mysql-column-server-ip" and "pgsql-column-server-ip". This version also adds support for evaluating the return value of the IP up and down scripts. This is done with the help of four new configuration options, "mysql-ip-up-fail", "mysql-ip-down-fail", "pgsql-ip-up-fail", and "pgsql-ip-down-fail". Some small documentation bugs were fixed. The annoying issue in which authentication failed if columns are prefixed with the table name was resolved.
Release Notes: This version adds support for exclusive read and write locking on the selected row. This will improve the concurrent connection handler a lot. Support was added for IP configuration scripts with additional parameters (username, received bytes, transmitted bytes, and link duration). Blocking support was added. Four new configuration options were added: "mysql-ip-up", "mysql-ip-down", "pgsql-ip-up", and "pgsql-ip-down".
Release Notes: This version includes support for concurrent connection handling of single users across multiple tunnel servers. Six new configuration options were added 'mysql-port', 'mysql-column-update', 'mysql-exclusive', 'pgsql-port', 'pgsql-column-update', and 'pgsql-exclusive'. The built-in failover functionality was removed (it is impossible with the concurrent connection handler, and should be made with separate database utilities).
Release Notes: This version includes support for authentication fallback against the usual '/etc/ppp/pap-secrets' or '/etc/ppp/chap-secrets' files. Two new configuration options have been added: 'mysql-authoritative' and 'pgsql-authoritative'. SQL scripts with database schemas for import have been added. A bug has been fixed, allowing the plugin to verify CHAP authentication credentials with AES encryption.
Release Notes: This version adds support for encrypted password storage inside the database. The current supported one-way hashes are MD5 and the UNIX crypt(). The current supported symmetric cipher is AES-128.
Release Notes: In this version, the support for Password Authentication Protocol (PAP) via MySQL or PostgreSQL was added. There is no longer any requirement to build every database backend, since they can be select at configuration time. A small bug regarding the misinterpretation of the "--with-plugin-path" switch was fixed too.
Release Notes: This release adds only minor enhancements to the build environment. The plugin now checks for the right PPP server version, which has working plugin support, and you can specify the destination plugin directory with a new configure option '--with-plugin-path'.
No changes have been submitted for this release.
