Google PAM Module (defunct)
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Google PAM Module (defunct)
This package used to implement a PAM module to authenticate users against a Google domain.
It is now utterly broken and allows anyone to authenticate with any password they provide: https://github.com/zopefoundation/cipher.googlepam/issues/1
DO NOT USE THIS PACKAGE
Changelog
1.7.0 (2016-10-21)
Remove all the code because it is now totally broken (https://github.com/zopefoundation/cipher.googlepam/issues/1).
1.6.0 (2013-04-16)
Extracted a reusable helper cipher.googlepam.pam_google.GoogleAuth that you can use to implement Google authentication in applications that do not use PAM.
1.5.1 (2012-10-11)
MemCache reliability fixes:
SECURITY FIX: do not use the same cache key for all users.
Previously when one user logged in successfully, others could not log in using their own passwords – but the first user could now use her password to log in as anyone else.
Do not store custom classes in memcached so we don’t get unpickling errors caused by the special execution environment set up by pam_python.so. Previously the cached value was a subclass of tuple, now it’s a plain tuple, so old caches will continue to work with the new code.
FileCache reliability fixes:
Avoid incorrect cache lookups (or invalidations) when a username is a proper prefix of some other username.
Avoid cache poisoning if usernames contain embedded ‘::’ separators or newlines.
Avoid exceptions on a race condition if the cache file disappears after we check for its existence but before we open it for reading.
Add missing test file for multi-group support. It was accidentally left out of the last release causing a test failure.
Make add-google-users skip users that already exist without printing scary error messages that make it seem the script aborted early.
1.5.0 (2012-10-09)
Support multiple Google groups. The authenticating user has to be a member of any one of them for access to be allowed.
Added add-google-users new option –exclude to skip adding some users (e.g. the ‘admin’ user might clash with an existing ‘admin’ group, causing the script to fail).
Added add-google-users option –add-to-group as a more meaningful alias for the old –admin-group option.
Added add-google-users option –add-to-group-command for completeness.
1.4.0 (2012-10-08)
Set umask to avoid world-readable log and cache files.
Add a space after the PAM prompt.
The add-google-users script now reads the pam_google config file to get the domain, username, password and group. You can also use -C/–config-file to specify a different config file.
add-google-users does not break if you don’t specify –admin-group.
Added Debian packaging.
1.3.0 (2012-04-24)
Added ability to cache authentication result, since some uses, such as Apache authentication can cause a lot of requests. File- and memcached-based caches have been implemented and are available/configurable in the configuration file.
Fully stubbed out the Google API for faster and simpler testing.
Removed all traces of Cipher’s specific account details.
Changed all headers to ZPL.
The package is ready for public release.
1.2.0 (2012-04-17)
Do not fail if the username already exists.
1.1.0 (2012-04-17)
Make the admin group configurable.
1.0.0 (2012-04-17)
PAM module authenticating against users in a group of a particular Google domain.
Script to add all users of a group within a Google domain as system users.
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