asterisk users - Jun 2003 - asterisk and passwords

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Hi.

Perhaps I just didn't found it, but there are two things I'm currently
missing
in asterisk:

- -       The user passwords for SIP are written *plain ascii* in the 	
	sip.conf... is there any possibility to store them encryptet?
- -       How can a user change his(her) SIP-Password? Is there any key in
        the voicemail/agent-system which allows changing the SIP-Password?
        The only thing I've found there is the possibility of changing the
	voicemail password. Or exists somewhrer an web-based form (like the
	SIPExpressRouter has) to do so?

Thanks for your help
 Rainer
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http://graphics.cs.uni-sb.de/~rainer/
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Currently there is no way to store SIP passwords in an encrypted 
form, and there is no user interface to change passwords that is 
built into the Asterisk system.

You will need to build your own user interface.

Note that you could, if you really, REALLY wanted to, build your own 
password encryption method using some of the tools in the ser 
toolkit.  An easier way to do it would be to allow users to change 
their passwords via an AGI script (perl?) that had an interface 
through a voice prompt menu within Asterisk.

JT

>Hi.
>
>Perhaps I just didn't found it, but there are two things I'm
currently missing
>in asterisk:
>
>- -       The user passwords for SIP are written *plain ascii* in the
>	sip.conf... is there any possibility to store them encryptet?
>- -       How can a user change his(her) SIP-Password? Is there any key in
>         the voicemail/agent-system which allows changing the SIP-Password?
>         The only thing I've found there is the possibility of changing
the
>	voicemail password. Or exists somewhrer an web-based form (like the
>	SIPExpressRouter has) to do so?
>
>Thanks for your help
>  Rainer