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      <title>Soju IRC bouncer auth with LDAP (LLDAP &#43; PAM)</title>
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      <description>While working on a little side excursion to build an Intranet for our small community at https://hackerdrinks.sg, I figured that having a unified identity provider for our users would be a great start to having a single login for every service.&#xA;I wanted the simplest possible identity setup without having to configure too much complexity, and I ended up settling on LDAP as our main identity source.&#xA;I was contemplating between using:</description>
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