pam_dotfile 0.7

pam_dotfileis a PAM module which allows users to have more than one password for a single account, each for a different service. This is desirable because many users have objections to using the same password for (as an example) an IMAP4 mailbox and SSH access. The IMAP4 password should be distinct from the SSH password because the user wants to save the former in the configuration of his mail agent, but not the latter. The same applies to POP3 mailboxes, FTP and comparable services. PAM parameters debug - Be very verbose to syslog(3) use_first_pass - Dont issue a password prompt, use one supplied by a previous modules try_first_pass - Nearly the same as use_first_pass, but dont fail if no password was supplied, instead query the user use_authtok - Synonym for use_first_pass rootok - Dont deny access for users with uid == 0 nullok - Dont deny access for null passwords fork - Always fork before trying to open the password files via the helper tool nofork - Never fork no_warn - Suppress warnings to syslog(3) stat_only_home - verifies group/world readability only inside the home directory. e.g. if the configuration file is /home/waldo/.pam/service only /home/waldo/.pam and /home/waldo are tested. This is sometimes necessary if the home directories are symbolic links. nocompat05 - Disable compatibility with pam_dotfile <= 0.5. This is only available if pam_dotfile was compiled with --enable-compat05.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Linux
Keyword:	Dotfile,  Miscellaneous,  Module,  One,  One Password,  Pam,  Pamdotfile,  Password,  Security,  Single,  To Have,  Users
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