Move users to DB

Summary:
This will automatically take care of migrating the users from
users.json; you may delete that file.

Note that this removes htpasswd support. We now store (hashed) user
passwords in the database.

See T19 for rationale.

Test Plan: Run this on a testnet for a while, try to break it.

Reviewers: ilbelkyr, #antispammeta

Reviewed By: ilbelkyr, #antispammeta

Tags: #antispammeta, #database

Differential Revision: https://dev.antispammeta.net/D2

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 7 deletions

diff --git a/lib/ASM/Config.pm b/lib/ASM/Config.pm
index ff6f745..8e336a3 100644
--- a/lib/ASM/Config.pm
+++ b/lib/ASM/Config.pm
@@ -19,7 +19,6 @@ sub deserialize {
 sub readConfig {
   $::settings     = deserialize(io->file("$::cset/settings.json")->all);
   $::channels     = deserialize(io->file("$::cset/channels.json")->all);
-  $::users        = deserialize(io->file("$::cset/users.json")->all);
   $::mysql        = deserialize(io->file("$::cset/mysql.json")->all);
   $::dnsbl        = deserialize(io->file("$::cset/dnsbl.json")->all);
   $::rules        = deserialize(io->file("$::cset/rules.json")->all);
@@ -30,7 +29,6 @@ sub readConfig {
 sub writeConfig {
   writeMysql();
   writeChannels();
-  writeUsers();
   writeSettings();
   writeRestrictions();
   writeBlacklist();
@@ -58,11 +56,6 @@ sub writeChannels {
   serialize($::channels) > io("$::cset/channels.json");
 }
 
-sub writeUsers {
-  $::settingschanged=1;
-  serialize($::users) > io("$::cset/users.json");
-}
-
 sub writeSettings {
   $::settingschanged=1;
   serialize($::settings) > io("$::cset/settings.json");