I would like to alter MySQL in the following manner :
- If the standard MySQL [PASSWORD()] fails, use PAM to auth
- If the user is authenticated using PAM :
- If a database does not exist of the users name, create it
- Restrict the datamanipulation to that specific database
I know, some of these ideas may be way out in left field, but I am handling some dynamic web hosting and do not want the users' to be able to view each others tables and data. But, at the same time, I don't want to have to enter in the data for every user if they request MySQL access.
My questions are :
- has this already been implemented anywhere? (If so, how)
- If not implemented, which files in the source code would have to be altered?
Joe ------------------------ ReliaNet
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