snk Use Digital Pathways SecureNet Key authentication (see
snk Use Digital Pathways SecureNet Key authentication (see login_snk(8)) token Use a generic X9.9 token authentication (see login_token(8) Using Authentication Methods Authentication methods are set by login.conf’s auth variable, with a commaseparated list. :auth=skey,passwd: One interesting thing is the ability to specify different authentication methods based on the service the user is connecting to. You can specify a “service name” after the “auth” keyword, to state that a set of authentication methods only applies to that particular service. For example, to allow only password authentication for FTP, you could use this: :auth-ftp=passwd: Here are a few of the commonly used authentication services: auth Default used for all login requests that have no specific service attached auth-ftp FTP auth-ssh SSH auth-su su(1) authentication For example, you could allow a user to log in with either their local password or S/Key, but if they want to use su(1) to become root, they must authenticate with S/Key. Here’s a snippet from login.conf implementing that: :auth=passwd,skey: :auth-su=skey: Not The e defa ult /etc /logi n.c onf use s ter mc ap( 5) for mat . Ter mc ap is Page 143
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