Hi - I am trying to set up vsftpd and would like to configure it so that users who have web pages on my server can log directly in to their website files, via FTP, and not have to set up regular Linux accounts for them. Research on Google has lead me to what I believe is the solution, to set up virtual users for vsftpd, but it requires that I have a PAM password file authenticator called pam_pwdfile.so. (This is suppose to allow me to set up a file with user names and passwords and use that for PAM authentication, I believe.) Looking in /lib/security shows that this particular file did not come with the distribution of SuSE 11.0. Looking at all the various PAM modules available via Yast does not lead me to it either, though I could be mistaken as it is hard to know what files are included in modules that have not yet been installed... (that is a real drawback and makes it darn hard to find missing files... IMHO!) The documentation on the openSuSE website about PAM and VSFTPD is not very helpful either. Google seems to indicate this file does come with other distributions but I cannot determine where or what module should contain it.... So, does anyone have a clue where this particular PAM file is hiding? Or alternatively is there a better approach to setting up vsftp users without setting up regular Linux accounts for them, and chroot them to the location of their web files? Perhaps the PAM model has changed and we are now suppose to grok a new approach?? Marc... -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org