Python backend binding to PAM, NSS or pppd
Gerald Klix
Gerald.Klix at klix.ch
Thu Apr 7 13:05:03 EDT 2005
Well, I am actually playing, right now. For http://www.carelix.org I
implemented
a module that
* adds a user to passwd and
* authenticates that user given a certificate and some other info on
removable media
* it creates an encrypted loopback file, that is mounted as the
user's home directory utilising Loop-AES and the certficate on the floppy
* and it opens an openvpn connection using the same certificate
* and, of course, unmounts the loopback file and terminates the vpn
on logout.
Perhaps this is somewhat more than playing :)
cya,
Gerald
Diez B. Roggisch schrieb:
>>I've been using pyton-pam before. Works as expected - but pam frustrated
>>me a bit, and you gotta run as root for it to work - a thing I didn't want
>>to do.
>
>
> Ok, I just found that you wanted to play from the other side of the fence -
> never mind my answer.
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