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Some Linuxes. Slackware doesn't use it. I think Debian Stable still does. AKAICT, most people hate it.
by Nick_C 14y ago
Some Linuxes. Slackware doesn't use it. I think Debian Stable still does. AKAICT, most people hate it.
- philsnow 14y agoDistro, do you even PAM ?
- mcpherrinm 14y agoYou're right. Slackware doesn't. They're notable for that, and I don't think any other mainstream distribution (if Slackware even counts as that) excludes it. At least in the multi-user environments I manage, PAM works well, and we maintain some custom PAM modules to do things like handle unpaid accounts with warnings then lockout. It's a little complex but I don't know of any viable alternative -- setting up Kerberos on Slackware is a big pain last I checked. Maybe not relevant to single user machines, but that's not the context we're talking about here.