I have three authentication modules
-- pam_radius_auth.so (for remote authentication)
-- pam_unix ( unix local authentication)
-- pam_opie (challenge/response)
and other accounting modules such as pam_abl, which does user lockout/iplocking.
I would like to choose a better authentication for
Sudarshan Soma wrote:
I have three authentication modules
-- pam_radius_auth.so (for remote authentication)
-- pam_unix ( unix local authentication)
-- pam_opie (challenge/response)
and other accounting modules such as pam_abl, which does user
lockout/iplocking.
This is really a PAM
I'm trying to understand how to send dynamic replies based on user.
If I authenticate via LDAP or some other mechanism, I can authorize via
the sql tables?
Is that right?
-Bob
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Robert Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I authenticate via LDAP or some other mechanism, I can authorize via
the sql tables?
Yes. All of the modules are completely independent of each other.
Alan DeKok.
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So let me ask you this, this allows me to set specific replies for each
user.
How would I go about setting replies for groups of users, when I don't
know the specific usernames? Like if I'd want to assign a specific
reply based on an LDAP group?
-Bob
Alan DeKok wrote:
Robert Myers [EMAIL
Robert Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How would I go about setting replies for groups of users, when I don't
know the specific usernames? Like if I'd want to assign a specific
reply based on an LDAP group?
You would read the documentation for the LDAP module, and see how to
use LDAP
The documentation is how I found out what questions to ask. :)
Thanks for the point in the right direction.
-Bob
Alan DeKok wrote:
Robert Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How would I go about setting replies for groups of users, when I don't
know the specific usernames? Like if I'd want to
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