PAM-modules README
Copyright (C) 2001, 2004, 2005, 2007 Sergey Poznyakoff
See the end of file for copying conditions.

* Introduction

PAM-modules is a collection of some (hopefully) useful PAM
modules. This file contains brief information about configuring and
using them. It is *not* intended as a replacement for the
documentation, it is provided as a brief reference only. The complete 
documentation for PAM-modules is available in doc/ subdirectory. To
read it without installing the package run `info -f
doc/pam-modules'. After installation, the documentation can be accessed
running `info pam-modules'. 

The online copy of the documentation in various formats is available
at http://puszcza.gnu.org.ua/software/pam-modules/manual.

* Installation

To install the package, do

**  ./configure [options]

For the list of available options consult file INSTALL.
The applications-specific options are:

 --with-pamdir=DIR
	Set installation directory for PAM loadable files.
	Default is PREFIX/lib/security
	
 --without-mysql
        Do not build pam_mysql

 --without-pgsql
 --without-postgres
        Do not build pam_pgsql

 --without-sql
        Do not build SQL-dependent modules (i.e. pam_mysql and
        pam_pgsql)

 --with-pamdir=DIR
	Install PAM modiles in DIR (default is PREFIX/lib/security)
	
** Run make

** Run make install

* Usage

See the accompanying documentation for the detailed description. 

* Bug reporting

Send bug reports to <bug-pam-modules@gnu.org.ua>. Read the chapter
"Reporting Bugs" in the accompanying documentation for more information.


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