pam_eps Beta1 review

pam_eps is a PAM module that allows you to authenticate users against a remote server with a ssh daemon enabled

License:	Public Domain
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Developer:	Ricardo Ribalda Delgado

pam_eps is a PAM module that allows you to authenticate users against a remote server with a ssh daemon enabled. If the user exists in local machine, he is allowed entry.

But if the user doesn't exist (yet exists in the remote machine and the password supplied is correct), a new user with that pass and logname will be created.

Requirements:
Linux-PAM

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