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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.

*NOTE* Migrated to http://github.com/cracklib/cracklib Next generation version of libCrack password checking library. As of Oct 2008 (reflected in 2.8.15 code release), licensed under LGPL.

ppInspect become pqChecker (just change the name) OpenLDAP directory with the PPolicy overlay can manage a passwords policy, especially the password quality. Making this feature pass through adding a plug-in ( dynamic shared library) who execute the essential of job. pqChecker is this plug-in. Settings of passwords quality are: . Number of required uppercase characters. . Number of required lowercase characters. . Number of required special characters. . Number of required digits. ....

TACACS+ protocol client library and PAM module in C. This PAM module support authentication, authorization (account management) and accounting (session management)performed using TACACS+ protocol designed by Cisco.

InterStructures a Linux System Administration platform built using MMC familiar to systems administrators.It is a complete server administration platform integrating Linux and Windows servers and providing intuitive and easy point and click administratio

Qryptix consists of a PAM object and utilities for session- and key-management for encrypted home directories using the International Kernel (CryptoAPI) patches for Linux. It simplifies login/logout, mounting/unmounting, and key generation and changing.

A modular, flexible and extensible Identity and Access Management system for integrated login, access and profile management across disparate security domains. Supports Apache, PAM, Webcrossing, XMLRPC and SOAP from C, Perl, and Java with more to come.

ARAAS is an Authentication and Resource Access Authorization System based on internet technologies. It uses some ideas from OMG's Resource Access Decision Service (RAD) to provide a central service for user authentication and authorization.