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Pam is a pluggable authentication module for Linux.

Linux traditionally relied upon password authentication based on passwords stored in the etc/passwords directory. However, many new authentication schemes have arisen, including smart cards and replacements for the etc/passwords file. PAM makes it easier to include authentication schemes as part of a Linux implementation.

PAM is included in SourceLabs self-support offering for Linux.

PAM documentation can be found here

A good overview article published in late 2007 can be found here

www.kernel.org

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Debian 4.0 (Etch) LDAP Server " Linux Admininstration

i've allready restarted slapd and apache. but phpldapadmin still can't log me in. after googling, some forum said that phpldapadmin doesn't support ssl/tls. is that correct? any applicaton can handle ldap as easy as phpldapadmin??

OpenLDAP: del.icio.us/tag/openldap

PAM Offline Authentication - SambaWiki

PAM Offline Authentication - SambaWiki

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/ Using OpenLDAP on Debian to serve System Users /

/ Using OpenLDAP on Debian to serve System Users

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