OpenPAM is an open source PAM library that focuses on simplicity, correctness, and cleanliness.
https://openpam.org/
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Installing OpenPAM |
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1. REQUIREMENTS |
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See the release notes for a list of platforms OpenPAM has been |
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tested on. |
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You will need the GNU autotools, GNU make and the GNU compiler suite |
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to build OpenPAM. On some platforms, you may have to install these |
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separately. |
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2. CONFIGURATION |
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Use the "configure" shell script to configure OpenPAM for your |
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system. Options include: |
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--enable-debug |
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Turn debugging on by default. |
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--with-modules-dir=DIR |
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Indicates the directory where PAM modules will be installed. |
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This option should not be used if you intend to install PAM |
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modules in the system library directory. |
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--without-doc |
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Skips the documentation. |
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--with-pam-unix |
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Builds the sample PAM module. |
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--with-su |
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Builds the sample su(1) implementation. |
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For more information about configuration options, use the --help |
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option. |
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A typical invocation might look like this: |
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# ./configure --with-pam-unix --with-su |
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3. COMPILATION |
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To compile OpenPAM, simply run "make" (or "gmake" on platforms where |
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"make" is not GNU make) in the top-level OpenPAM directory: |
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# make |
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4. INSTALLATION |
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To install OpenPAM, simply run "make install" (or "gmake install" on |
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platforms where "make" is not GNU make) in the top-level OpenPAM |
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directory: |
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# make install
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