Pam_require is a basic PAM for Linux and potentially other PAM utilizing systems.
I recently had the chance to try out pam_require, a Pluggable Authentication Module (PAM) designed for Linux and other PAM-compatible systems. As a simple account module, pam_require lets you request a specific user or group to access a service.
After setting up pam_require module, the user must be associated with the ssh-users group or be the admin in order to access ssh. The module operates alongside pam_nologin.so, pam_unix.so, pam_env.so, pam_lastlog.so, pam_motd.so, pam_mail.so, and pam_limits.so for a complete login sequence.
One of the updates in this release is the addition of non-case-sensitive matches, which helps to improve the user experience. Negations have also been addressed and implemented better in the module.
Overall, pam_require is a valuable module to employ in your authentication process. Its ease of use and simple installation process make it a reliable choice for users.
After setting up pam_require module, the user must be associated with the ssh-users group or be the admin in order to access ssh. The module operates alongside pam_nologin.so, pam_unix.so, pam_env.so, pam_lastlog.so, pam_motd.so, pam_mail.so, and pam_limits.so for a complete login sequence.
One of the updates in this release is the addition of non-case-sensitive matches, which helps to improve the user experience. Negations have also been addressed and implemented better in the module.
Overall, pam_require is a valuable module to employ in your authentication process. Its ease of use and simple installation process make it a reliable choice for users.
What's New
Version 0.7: N/A