This directory contains native slapd plugins for password mechanisms that
are not actively supported by the project. Currently this includes the
Kerberos, Netscape MTA-MD5 and RADIUS password mechanisms. The Apache
APR1 MD5 and BSD/Paul Henning Kamp MD5 mechanisms are also included.
To use the Kerberos plugin, add:
moduleload pw-kerberos.so
to your slapd configuration file.
To use the Netscape plugin, add:
moduleload pw-netscape.so
to your slapd configuration file.
To use the APR1/BSD/MD5 plugin, add:
moduleload pw-apr1.so
to your slapd configuration file.
To use the RADIUS plugin, add:
moduleload pw-radius.so
to your slapd configuration file; optionally, the path to a configuration
file can be appended in the form
moduleload pw-radius.so config="/etc/radius.conf"
Use Makefile to compile this plugin or use a command line similar to:
gcc -shared -I../../../include -Wall -g -DHAVE_KRB5 -o pw-kerberos.so kerberos.c
Replace HAVE_KRB5 with HAVE_KRB4 if you want to use Kerberos IV.
If your Kerberos header files are not in the C compiler's
default path, you will need to add a "-I" directive for that as well.
The corresponding command for the Netscape plugin would be:
gcc -shared -I../../../include -Wall -g -o pw-netscape.so netscape.c
The corresponding command for the RADIUS plugin would be:
gcc -shared -I../../../include -Wall -g -o pw-radius.so radius.c -lradius
(Actually, you might want to statically link the RADIUS client library
libradius.a into the module).
The corresponding command for the APR1 plugin would be:
gcc -shared -I../../../include -Wall -g -o pw-apr1.so apr1.c
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