/etc/sfs/sfsauthd_config
sfsauthd8
Sfs authentication daemon
Usage
/usr/local/lib/sfs-0.8pre/sfsauthd [-u sockfile] [-f config-file]
Overview
sfsauthd is the program responsible for authenticating users. sfsrwsd and other daemons communicate with sfsauthd, forwarding it authentication requests from sfsagent processes on remote client machines. sfsauthd informs requesting daemons of whether authentication requests are valid, and if so what local credentials to associate with the remote user agent. The sfskey program also communicates directly with remote sfsauthd processes when retrieving and updating users keys (with sfskey add, update, register, and more).
Options
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-f config-file -
Specify an alternate
sfssauthd_configconfiguration file. The default, if-fis unspecified, is /etc/sfs/sfsauthd_config.
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-u path -
Bind unix domain socket path, and accept TCP connections passed over connections to that socket. This option allows
sfssdto communicate with already runningsfsauthdcommands using a directive like Service 2 -u path in sfssd_config .
Files
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/usr/local/share/sfs/sfsauthd_config -
user-authentication daemon configuration
(Files in /etc/sfs supersede default versions in /usr/local/share/sfs.)
Releases
2 releases since Debian 3.1 (Sarge); the text changed 1 time.