It's new to me too.

Reading the mod_event_socket source code you authenticate as a user@domain and it performs a user directory lookup for that user.

It looks for the following variables in the directory entry:
    esl-password
    esl-allowed-log
    esl-allowed-events
    esl-allowed-api

esl-password is required.
esl-allowed-log is either true or false (optional, default is true)
esl-allowed-events and esl-allowed-api are also optional, I think the default would be all allowed.

It appears the command syntax is 'userauth user@domain:password'

-Steve



On 24 October 2012 08:21, rentmycoder rentmycoder <rentmycoder@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,

I''ve read in an old esl source that a userauth command exist in
mod_event_socket and provides user/password based authentication, not
only password based, like auth...
Th actual code accepts the userauth command...
Question: where can I configure the user / password for the userauth command?
Shouldn't this command bee in wiki?
Thanks,
John

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