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Apache authentication module for Citadel Groupware Server users. Allows the seamlessly authenticate users against the Citadel user database. Uses the native Citadel IPC protocol; features SSL/TLS support for secure communications to the Citadel server.

mod_auth(nz)_ibmdb2 has moved to GitHub: http://tessus.github.io/mod_authnz_ibmdb2/

mod_auth_tkt is a lightweight repository-agnostic ticket-based authentication module for Apache written in C. It is a drop-in replacement for basic authentication, and can implement a single-signon framework across multiple apache instances and machines.

Apache module that integrates CAS into the famous webserver. The module is built upon libcas.

mod_ispman is an apache module that interfaces with ISPMan (http://www.ispman.org/). It will take care of virtual hosts, authentication and authorisation. It will maintain a local cache to keep hits on the LDAP server low and performance up.

mod_psldap is an Apache module for leveraging LDAP services built on the OpenLDAP library and the Apache APIs, to include web based A&A, web based updates to the LDAP store, server-side XSLT processing, and session management across servers.

Web server module to provide SSO across your subdomains. This is an alpha release, do not use on any live server. Just testing for now! This is just a pet project. It hasn't been using in production anywhere.

mx-LDAP-Suite mx-LDAP-vacation: auto responses mail on vacation and reads the message from LDAP. mx-LDAP-admin:Is a PHP based tool. It provides administration of LDAP-Directories (Add, modify and delete user-accounts,groups,aliases, samba-workstat

This is a small LDAP-to-KAB bridging client. It provides a link from an LDAP server to KAB (and then to KMail).

MySafeKey provides a strong authentication with a classical usb flash. The authentication is achieved using several elements including the USB stick identifier, the user ID and password. These elements are combined, encrypted and stored on the flash.

mysql auth_ldap is an authentication plugin for the MySQL server. It allows you to create SQL users that are going to be authenticated using a LDAP server. This allows to minimize administrative duties, since your users will be able to reuse their existing account to access the database. The plugin requires MySQL 5.5.7 and up. It is compiled as an add on and does not require you to alter MySQL source code, or recompile the entire server. The plugin add support for LDAP using the openLDAP library.

ng‑token‑auth is an AngularJS module that provides token-based authentication for single-page applications by coordinating with server-side token systems like the devise_token_auth gem. Oauth2 authentication. Email authentication, including user registration. Password reset, account updates, account deletion, seamless integration with the devise token auth Rails gem, and extensive event notifications. This module relies on token based authentication. This requires coordination between the client and the server. Diagrams are included to illustrate this relationship.

nisldapd is a software daemon written in C for *nix systems that can provide user and group information via NIS/YP which is published in an LDAP datastore. The daemon runs only if there have been changes made in LDAP that are relevant to NIS/YP.

A fork of nss_db, modified to work on Solaris as well as Linux. This provides an alternative location for storing configuration information used by the Name Service Switch libraries, and may be used to supplement user, group and other information in a Berkeley DB. The Berkeley DB NSS module provides an alternative means for storing configuration information traditionally kept in several plain-text files in /etc (e.g. /etc/passwd). The module uses the Berkeley DB Library to store this information in several database files in /var/db (e.g. /var/db/passwd.db). Using these databases can lead to a considerable speed-up if the files in /etc are large (e.g. on a system with a lot of accounts). The databases may also be used as a local cache for network accounts, or as a means to supplement or override UIDs, GIDs, home directories etc. provided by network accounts.

Miscellaneous Source Code useful for systems administration of both Windows and Linux machines. Very random collection of small tidbits of code.

omCollab is an open source project combining wiki, blogs, social bookmarking and addtional optional applications under a common integrated skin with single sign-on capabilities. See http://mike2.openmethodology.org for current implementation example.

Our target is to create an easy to use webinterface in php to support the daily administrative tasks. It shall help to manage an LDAP tree, samba, squid, cron and various other modules. Something like webmin, but more userfriendly and task based.

The openLiberty Client library project is a Liberty Alliance Web Services Client (WSC) Java library supporting Web Service Invocations, using SAML. All discussion lists, public forums, wiki, etc. for this project are hosted at http://www.openliberty.org

openWallet is a single sign-on (SSO) solution for the internet. It differs from other SSO solutions (such as MS Passport) in that the user is in charge of their own data, rather that some centralized or third party repository.

An OpenLDAP overlay that can launch a script when you add, alter or delete an entry in a specified organizational unit. The script name and the organizational unit can be configured in the slapd.conf file or in the cn=config dn.

Openldapconf is a shell script to install and configure openldap and its dependencies automagically. By now, it includes integration with Samba and Squid. You can make a full installation or configure the packages separated. Powered by Slackware

PLEASE GO TO https://github.com/deksai/pam_abl A PAM module that provides auto blacklisting of hosts and users responsible for repeated failed authentication attempts. Generally configured so that blacklisted users still see normal login prompts but are guaranteed to fail to authenticate.

This project allows pam to authenticate users against anything. We have a sql database of users with hashed passwords that we want to use for an sftp server. pam-anyauth combined with pam configurations allow the sftp server to permit/deny based on current credentials in the database. There is room to add more types of authentication and improve the overall process.

pam-html is a pam module to do pam authentication over the HTTP protocol. In contrary to pam-http it doesn't use a http-auth request but passes the parameters in the GET method.

pam-openvpn is a Linux PAM-module which works together with OpenVPN. With this pam-module it is possible to establish vpn connections when a user logs into a system and tear down the connection when the user logs off. This is ideal for mobile systems.