1This README clarifies PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules) support in 2SqWebMail. 3 4The configure script automatically enables PAM support if it detects 5that PAM authentication is available on your system. Don't be fooled, you 6still need to perform some local setup in order to get PAM authentication 7working. Specifically, you will need to define how the PAM module will 8authenticate userids and passwords for the "webmail" service. SqWebMail 9merely requests authentications for this service, and it is up to you to 10tell your PAM library how it should handle it. 11 12The exact procedure for doing so should be found in your system administration 13manual. For Red Hat Linux, you can simply create a file called 14/etc/pam.d/webmail, and initialize it to contain the following directives: 15 16#%PAM-1.0 17auth required /lib/security/pam_pwdb.so shadow nullok 18account required /lib/security/pam_pwdb.so 19 20If you install using the source RPM, this will be taken care of automatically. 21