I need to configure PAM rules on Debian system to use LDAP authentification. Earlier I did it on CentOS and I'm not sure that I understand PAM rules matching on their systems right.
On CentOS I've edited these files in /etc/pam.d/:
fingerprint-auth
password-auth
smartcard-auth
system-auth
it's soft links to {filename}-ac files
In Debian I see only one of them:
system-auth
But here are a few files like common-{auth,password,session} and as I think system-auth consists of them (am I right?).
So what PAM-files I need to edit in Debian?
I found another way (right way, as I dare to say): auth-client-config, a script on Python from Ubuntu that change PAM-rules in files /etc/pam.d/common-{filename}, but is that enough? Do I need to edit system-auth manually?