На ?, 2003-08-12 в 16:43, Stephane Bortzmeyer записа: > I do not really see why you want that (I suspect you should use groups > instead) but that's what PAM is for. Just put different things in > /etc/pam.d/ssh and /etc/pam.d/imap. I have a question about the pam thing ... I had to make sshd to authenticate from postgresql database, and found that, to have the session and etc. things, i need to use the NSS system (/etc/nsswitch.conf) with the nss-pgsql module, not the PAM stuff ... e.g. you practically can't make ssh to authenticate diretctly from database, without the help of something like /etc/passwd (you need the UID, homedir, etc. info). So, my question is, am I wrong, or you always have to use the NSS modules? If so, why there is pam, if you can use NSS, and use it to authenticate everything from whatever you want, in whatever manner you want?
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