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Donna Mecozzi
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Added a section describing configuration for PAM support.
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# o Define whether PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules for Linux) will be
# used.
#
# PAM is a set of shared libraries that enables system administrators to select
# the mechanism individual applications use to authenticate users. PAM also
# provides services for account managment, credential management, session
# management and authentication-token (password changing) management. SLURM
# uses PAM to obtain resource limits. This allows the system adminisrator to
# dynamically configure resource limits without causing an interruption to
# the service provided by SLURM.
#
# Also, for PAM to work properly with SLURM, a configuration file for SLURM
# must be created and installed. See the slurm.conf man page for details about
# this file.
#
# Example:
#
# UsePAM=1 or UsePAM=Yes # default is not to use PAM
#
# o Define an epilog and a prolog
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