John,

I did not realize we had this either. Looking in mod_event_socket.c  yields some clues. Looking in the code you saw the block where it checks for "userauth ". However, looking further down you see this:

if (switch_xml_locate_user("id", user, domain_name, NULL, &x_domain_root, &x_domain, &x_user, &x_group, params) == SWITCH_STATUS_SUCCESS)

This suggests to me that the users are taken right from the XML user directory and that you just need to figure out what parameters to set. I would start there. Let us know what you find.

-MC

On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 12:21 AM, 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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