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| ss5.pam(5) | FreeBSD File Formats Manual | ss5.pam(5) |
NAME
ss5.pam - Contains configuration lines for PAM authentication.
SYNOPSIS
ss5 usually reads the password file, ss5.passwd, in the /etc/ss5 directory. If SS5_PAM_AUTH option is set, ss5 call PAM api to perform Username/Password.
DESCRIPTION
To enable PAM authentication with the ss5 daemon you must set SS5_PAM_AUTH options in the ss5.conf file. Before PAM authentication works, you have to create ss5 file in the /etc/pam.d directory and configure it (see /usr/share/doc/ss5/ss5.pam sample file). On Solaris, you have to edit /etc/pam.conf file.
Like for password file (see ss5.passwd), adding PAM authentication requires 3 steps:
1. Create the PAM configuration file with one entry per line. To create an entry for using /etc/passwd like source, add this line to the /etc/pam.d/ss5 file:
2. Edit the auth line in the configuration file to require Username/Password authentication. The configuration file may contain auth lines such as:
set SS5_PAM_AUTH
3. Restart the server.
SEE ALSO
ss5(1), ss5.conf(5), ss5.pam(5), ss5.passwd(5), ss5.ha(5), ss5srv(1), ss5_supa(5), ss5_gssapi(5)
AUTHOR
Send comments to matteo.ricchetti@libero.it
| 14 Aug 2003 |
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