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In this case, Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM) can be used to perform authentication against LDAP. On Debian, issue: aptitude install libpam-ldapd to install the LDAP PAM module. Debian will prompt to configure libpam-ldapd and the following parameters can be entered: the URI to your LDAP server (in this case, it would be ldap://192.168.0.1 ), the search base (in this case, it would be dc=ldap,dc=home ) and on the...