Steve Langasek ha scritto: > The terminology tends to be a bit confusing. When it says 'the service', > it refers to the service the user will have access to *after* PAM has > authenticated. E.g., should we give this person (PAM_RUSER) access to the > rlogin service (PAM_RLOGIN) as user 'root' (PAM_USER)? > right...the problem is that PAM is local-user oriented, i.e. PAM is a way to authenticate a local user by some external modules and not from an application directly. The problem arises when I want to authenticate a non local-user(pop, tacacs, radius). In this case there is no information about the user into the system repository (etc/passwd or similar)..in fact the user doesn't really exist ;-)...it is just an entry into some external repository (no uid, no euid and so on)!!! the only user is the one with two identity: one local to the sistem running the module (i.e. the user radius if the server runs other than root) and one for the repository connection. a bit confusing, really.....
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