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Rustified API to the Linux-PAM authentication libary
This library supports both PAM clients and modules through the respective
cargo features. If you do not want to use any high-level API, wrappers
for the raw PAM related functions from pam_sys
are also exported at crate
root.
Re-exports
Modules
- Authentication related structure and functions
Structs
- PAM related error with
PamReturnCode
inside it - A minimalistic conversation handler, that uses given login and password
Enums
- The Linux-PAM flags
- The Linux-PAM item types
- The Linux-PAM message styles
- The Linux-PAM return values
Traits
- A trait representing the PAM authentification conversation
Functions
- Determine if the user’s account is valid
- Authenticate the user via the
Conversation
passed tostart
- Change the authentication token for the user associated with the PAM transaction
- Indicate that an authenticated user session has ended
- Terminate the PAM transaction
- Retrieve PAM information of type
item_type
from the associated PAM transaction - Get he value of a PAM environment variable associated with the PAM transaction
- Retrieve a complee copy of the PAM environment associated with the PAM transaction
- Update the PAM environment via the supplied list
- Add or change PAM environment variables associated with the PAM transaction in BSD style “name=value”
- Set up a user session for a previously authenticated user
- Add or change PAM environment variables associated with the PAM transaction
- Update PAM information of type
item_type
in the associated PAM transaction - Modify the credentials of the user associated with the PAM transaction
- Create the PAM context and initiate the PAM transaction
- Retrieve a
CStr
describing thePamReturnCode
passed, potentially using LC_MESSAGES to localize the result
Type Aliases
- Opaque PAM main structure. Used for nearly all application functions
- PAM message that is passed to modules
- PAM response returned by modules
- Convenience type for functions that might fail with a
PamError