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Matt Quail

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Nickname: spud
Registered: Jun, 2003

Matt Quail is lead programmer for a Java development company
Verifying *real* usernames/passwords in Java with Shaj Posted: Apr 21, 2005 3:06 AM
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For all of Java's authentication/security API's, there is actually no way of verifying a user's password with the underlying operating system. We wanted to support this kind of authentication in FishEye, so I sat down one weekend and cooked up in C some win32 and Unix code to verify usernames/passwords, added a dash of JNI and then topped it all nicely with a simple Java interface.
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