Hello Gordon,
Am 2006-02-21 16:06:00, schrieb Gordon Messmer:
The documentation is slightly misleading. The authpam module does use
Aha. - Maybe, but I have configured libnss-pgsql
and libpam-pgsql1 as written in there documentation
and all is working fine, except courier.
This is the
Hello Sam,
Am 2006-02-21 18:30:28, schrieb Sam Varshavchik:
libnss is an internal glibc library, used by glibc's getpw() and getgr()
functions. You specify which modules you want to resolve userids and
groupids by setting up your nsswitch.conf correctly.
It is setup correctly like in the
Michelle Konzack wrote:
Am 2006-02-21 18:30:28, schrieb Sam Varshavchik:
If you set up nsswitch.conf to use pgsql, all applications, including
authdaemon, should end up querying pgsql for all userid/groupid lookups.
All other programs are working but curier... :-/
Seriously... it doesn't
Again:
+---[ man 'authlib' ]--
|
|authpam
| authenticates using the system's PAM library (plug
| gable authentication module). This is, essen
| tially, a way to use existing PAM modules
Am 2006-02-21 14:07:18, schrieb Jay Lee:
So write a module for libnss. All the docs are there. Authcustom is a
I have allready tried this, but failed... OK, I am coding,
but I am not the best one. :-( Better someone with more
experience do that for security reason.
skeleton example of
Again:
+---[ man 'authlib' ]--
|
|authpam
| authenticates using the system's PAM library (plug
| gable authentication module). This is, essen
| tially, a way to use existing PAM modules
On Mon, February 20, 2006 3:21 pm, Michelle Konzack wrote:
Why does this module does not use libnss, which does the
job for /etc/passwd. I think, authpam should use libnss.
Any developer comments?
Adding libnss will solv all problems, because I am using
libnss-pgsql. And because courier
Michelle Konzack writes:
Again:
+---[ man 'authlib' ]--
|
|authpam
| authenticates using the system's PAM library (plug
| gable authentication module). This is, essen
| tially, a way to
Michelle Konzack wrote:
Why does this module does not use libnss, which does the
job for /etc/passwd. I think, authpam should use libnss.
The documentation is slightly misleading. The authpam module does use
libc's getpwnam() function, and thereby gets info from sources
configured in the
