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litespeed_wiki:lsmcd:sasl [2018/06/28 19:21] Robert Perper [Configuring SASL] |
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| Enabling SASL is database wide. Once SASL is enabled, all non-SASL databases will need to be regenerated. You will also need to regenerate your databases (the files stored in the ''Cached.ShmDir'' parameter of your node.conf file) if you wish to remove SASL. | Enabling SASL is database wide. Once SASL is enabled, all non-SASL databases will need to be regenerated. You will also need to regenerate your databases (the files stored in the ''Cached.ShmDir'' parameter of your node.conf file) if you wish to remove SASL. | ||
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| + | You can secure data by user if you enable SASL. This is particularly helpful if you wish to install a single copy of memcached and then share it across your user secured network. See https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:lsmcd:sasl_secure_user_data for full details. | ||
| ===== Configuring SASL ===== | ===== Configuring SASL ===== | ||
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| If you do not use the ''$mem_var->setSaslAuthData('user', 'password');'' line, then this example will work for non-SASL environments as well. | If you do not use the ''$mem_var->setSaslAuthData('user', 'password');'' line, then this example will work for non-SASL environments as well. | ||
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| + | ==== Configure for Python ==== | ||
| + | There are a number of external classes for Python access to memcached. However, only the Python Binary Memcached client https://python-binary-memcached.readthedocs.io/ has been certified by LiteSpeed to work with LSMCD in SASL mode. Installation and use is fully described on their web site. | ||