MDL-20365 auth_db: Warning users about case sensitive plain passwords
Also, changing returned passwords to lower case when maching against an md5() string or a sha1() string.
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@@ -127,9 +127,9 @@ class auth_plugin_db extends auth_plugin_base {
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if ($this->config->passtype === 'plaintext') {
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return ($fromdb == $extpassword);
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} else if ($this->config->passtype === 'md5') {
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return ($fromdb == md5($extpassword));
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return (strtolower($fromdb) == md5($extpassword));
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} else if ($this->config->passtype === 'sha1') {
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return ($fromdb == sha1($extpassword));
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return (strtolower($fromdb) == sha1($extpassword));
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} else if ($this->config->passtype === 'saltedcrypt') {
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require_once($CFG->libdir.'/password_compat/lib/password.php');
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return password_verify($extpassword, $fromdb);
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@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
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This files describes API changes in /auth/db/*,
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information provided here is intended especially for developers.
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=== 2.9 ===
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* Plain text password matching is now always case sensitive, it does not
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depend on the database sensitiveness anymore.
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