Date: 05/21/01
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On Mon, 21 May 2001, Paul Smith wrote:
> I'm wondering if folks could relate any experience they may have in
> combining the PHPLib authentication with the standard *NIX
> login/password validation process. Seems like a sane thing to do if
> you were putting, say, an intranet together, but I'm predicting I get
> bombarded with concerns about security (of course, this would be
> protected by SSL, and it's likely the whole thing will never see a
> non-192.168. network).
>
// Auth only interface to PAM
http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/~ccunning/pam_auth.html
// PAM API Wrapper
ftp://ftp.netexpress.net/pub/pam/
I would use LDAP or NIS myself, more flexible, bit more secure (Private
IP's don't mean a thig without an actual pysical air-gap), generally
allow everything to talk to each other a bit better, supported in mainline
php distro, will scale better and be easier to take outside of your
environment.
Of course you could talk to LDAP or YP/NIS with PAM, but why use a
middleman?
-n
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