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◆ register_pam_handler()
      
        
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Register a PAM handler. 
A PAM handler should return true if the authentication attempt passed. For a failure, return false or throw an exception. Returning nothing indicates that the handler wants to be skipped.
Note, $handler must be string callback (not an array/Closure).
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    | string | $handler | Callable global handler function in the format () pam_handler($credentials = null);  | 
    | string | $importance | The importance - "sufficient" (default) or "required"  | 
    | string | $policy | The policy type, default is "user" | 
  
   
- Returns
 - bool 
 
Definition at line 42 of file pam.php.
 
 
◆ unregister_pam_handler()
      
        
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Unregisters a PAM handler. 
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    | string | $handler | The PAM handler function name  | 
    | string | $policy | The policy type, default is "user" | 
  
   
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- Since
 - 1.7.0 
 
Definition at line 72 of file pam.php.
 
 
◆ $_PAM_HANDLERS