Help with Apache using pam_ntdom

[jason holland]

http://www2.angen.net/~jylitalo/apache/mod_auth_samba/

Jason P. Holland
Sprint Paranet - Unix Administrator
jphollan at sprintparanet.com 

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]- I'm using something called mod_auth_samba to do this. It lies on top of
]- pam_smb. The config is pretty simple, here's a chunk of my httpd.conf,
]- sanitized to protect the innocent:
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]- <Directory />
]-     Options FollowSymLinks
]-     AllowOverride None
]- 
]-     AuthSambaAuthoritative On
]-     AuthType Basic
]-     AuthName <realm name, i believe - see the doco>
]-     AuthSambaDomain <domain_name>:<pdc_name>
]-     require valid-user
]- </Directory>
]- 
]- I found that by doing a search for modules at apache.org. If you have
]- trouble finding it, I can probably dig up an URL.
]- 
]- Dan Christopherson (danch) 
]- STR Technical Architect (www.str.com)
]- Opinions expressed are my own and do not neccessarily reflect the 
]- opinions/positions of STR, my family, or (particularly) my cats.
]- 
]- On Sat, 22 Jan 2000, April Sims wrote:
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]- > Need some help from anyone running Apache 1.3.9 out there..
]- > 
]- > Would like users to authenticate using Basic Auth to the NT 
]- domain rather 
]- > than keeping up with a separate database and/or password files 
]- on a Solaris 
]- > box.  Have heard that you can use CPAN modules using Perl to 
]- do this but it 
]- > was recommended a simpler solution called pam_ntdom.
]- > 
]- >   What needs to be put in the httpd.conf to call up pam_ntdom? 
]-  Or can this 
]- > be done this way?  Thanks for any insight.
]- > 
]- > 
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]- > 
]- > 
]- >  >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
]- > April Sims  MCSE, CNE	Abilene Christian University
]- > Systems Administrator	ACU Box 29005
]- > Information Technology	Abilene, TX 79699
]- > simsa at nicanor.acu.edu	Vx:(915)674-2681 Fx:674-6724
]- >  >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
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