Re: configuring PAM

password be at least six > > characters and pass a dictionary check. Then it calls the normal > > pam_unix library to set the password as an MD5 hash in /etc/passwd. > > any chance you could craft a newbie howto on configuring pam? a > couple of examples, how to interpret t

configuring PAM

could craft a newbie howto on configuring pam? a couple of examples, how to interpret the manpages... :) my take is that there's a layer of "you're-expected-to-already- understand" between where i am and what the documentation covers. i'm probably just being dim, but if i

configuring pam for ssh

I occasionally have a need to connect to my home machine from untrusted systems, so I'm trying to configure ssh to use one-time passwords via libpam-opie. I started by commenting out the auth entry for pam_unix.so in /etc/pam.d/ssh, and adding one for pam_opie.so in it's place. So far so good...