database: Use auth_user directive as intended
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Prior to this commit, the `auth_user` directive was translated as `user` directive. Those directives are not the same. The `user` directive expects credentials to be solved either by the userlist.txt mechanism or by a password provided in the database entry. The `auth_user` directive allows the credentials to be solved through querying. Ultimately, it must be the module's user to decide which to use. Related covermymeds#31
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Prior to this commit, the
auth_userdirective was translated asuserdirective. Those directives are not the same.
The
userdirective expects credentials to be solved either by the userlist.txtmechanism or by a password provided in the database entry.
The
auth_userdirective allows the credentials to be solved through querying.Ultimately, it must be the module's user to decide which to use.
Related #31