Red Hat ENTERPRISE LINUX 4.5.0 Reference Manual page 14

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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.5.0
5.3. Anonymous User Options .........................................................285
5.4. Local User Options ...................................................................285
5.5. Directory Options .....................................................................287
5.6. File Transfer Options ................................................................288
5.7. Logging Options .......................................................................288
5.8. Network Options ......................................................................289
6. Additional Resources ..........................................................................292
6.1. Installed Documentation ...........................................................292
6.2. Useful Websites .......................................................................293
6.3. Related Books .........................................................................293
III. Security Reference .............................................................................................295
16. Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM) ...................................................297
1. Advantages of PAM ............................................................................297
2. PAM Configuration Files ......................................................................297
2.1. PAM Service Files ....................................................................297
3. PAM Configuration File Format ............................................................298
3.1. Module Interface ......................................................................298
3.2. Control Flag .............................................................................299
3.3. Module Name ..........................................................................300
3.4. Module Arguments ...................................................................300
4. Sample PAM Configuration Files ..........................................................300
5. Creating PAM Modules ........................................................................303
6. PAM and Administrative Credential Caching .........................................304
6.1. Removing the Timestamp File ...................................................304
6.2. Common
7. PAM and Device Ownership ................................................................305
7.1. Device Ownership ....................................................................305
7.2. Application Access ...................................................................306
8. Additional Resources ..........................................................................306
8.1. Installed Documentation ...........................................................306
8.2. Useful Websites .......................................................................307
1. TCP Wrappers ....................................................................................309
1.1. Advantages of TCP Wrappers ...................................................310
2. TCP Wrappers Configuration Files .......................................................310
2.1. Formatting Access Rules ..........................................................311
2.2. Option Fields ...........................................................................315
3.
...............................................................................................318
4.
Configuration Files ..................................................................318
xinetd
5. Additional Resources ..........................................................................324
5.1. Installed Documentation ...........................................................324
5.2. Useful Websites .......................................................................325
5.3. Related Books .........................................................................325
18.
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Directives ..........................................304
pam_timestamp
........................................................................309
File .....................................................318
/etc/xinetd.conf
Configuration Files ...........................................320

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