Cary Coulter wrote: > Is there a patch for 1.11.6 CVS for using PAM on Linux for user > authentication? We're using WSAD/Eclipse and understand the 1.11.6 > is as new as we can go for now.
I really think you don't want to do this. It is a lot better (a lot more secure) to use CVS through ssh. I am not familiar however with WSAD/Eclipse, but I suppose you can configure it to use a external remote shell connection (:ext:) instead of pserver. > Our main development platform is Windows. I have a Linux machine using > pam_smb_auth to authenticate logins via our NT domain for the "Windows > only" users. Regular Unix users use the shadow file. All user/group > info is in /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow, only the passwords come from > NT. Our CVS server is Linux, the password are on a SAMBA server, the clients use CVS through ssh (mostly using the excellent CVS gui client LinCVS, also for Windows), the CVS server authenticates the ssh login using the pam_smb_auth module. (And the shells on the CVS server are very limited chrooted shells that only allow to execute cvs) Maarten _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
