I would use radius myself. The reason for my choice is that
you can use radius to prevent things such as multiple logins
and also set other connection attributes, but also because
you can authenticate from almost anything using radius. There
are modules for most servers to allow auth against ldap,
I've installed a poptop based VPN and now I need some way to prevent that
the same account can be used to establish simultaneous connections (VPN
sessions) to the server. Using fixed addresses is not an option, it's not
possible.
The first thing I thought was grepping the 'ps axuw' command in
Hi Jose,
> Postfix is not in a chroot jail, and (I forgot to mention this) the
> user posftix is in the shadow group.
I recommend running postfix chrooted and use pwcheck for
authentication.
Here is a quick guide how I did it:
Make sure the following packages are installed...
postfix-tls sasl-
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