Ruby/PAM

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Last Update: 2013-04-15

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This project aims to provide an interoperability between Ruby and PAM.
Ruby/PAM is a ruby binding for PAM library, and PAM/Ruby is a PAM module
which enable us to write an authentication module in Ruby.

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