Howto:PAM - Fedora Directory Server
PAM Configuration for LDAP Client Systems PAM stands for Pluggable Authentication Modules. It is a system that allows administrators the flexibility to "stack" modules that are functionally useful in their given environment. In addition, application developers no longer need to write their own code to talk to an LDAP server - they can offload this responsibility to PAM by linking against the PAM
LDAPClientAuthentication - Community Help Wiki
Introduction This page is intended for anyone who wants to enable an Ubuntu client to authenticate on an existing OpenLDAP server. For more details on the server installation part see OpenLDAPServer. If you want Kerberos as well for single-sign-on (likely), see SingleSignOn. This configuration has been tested with Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and works transparently with pam_krb5. For authenticating on a Sun
Configuring LDAP Authentication
LDAP PAM Authentication This method utilizes the pam_ldap or pam_ldapd PAM modules from the libpam-ldap package to check credentials against a LDAP server. PAM Setup with libpam-ldapd libpam-ldapd is a newer alternative to the original libpam-ldap. libpam-ldapd uses the same backend (nslcd) as libnss-ldapd, and thus also shares the same configuration file (/etc/nslcd.conf) for LDAP connection para
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