Reject from SQL when user is in users file

[Karl Auer]

On Mon, 2008-09-29 at 17:17 +0100, tnt at kalik.net wrote:
> >My question is: Is this to be expected? Does a failure in SQL somehow
> >override the entry in the users file?
> 
> Most likely.

Do you know or are you guessing?

I do want to get SQL working, but on the principle that I should change
a little at a time, I don't really want to start trying to do that if
there is something fundamental I've missed.

There is another reason that I want to know. I was planning to leave a
couple of critical users in the users file as a sort of backup, so they
could still log in even if the SQL server dies or is unreachable or
whatever.

Regards, K.

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