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Welcome to the pGina wiki!

pGina is an open source authentication system that replaces the built in authentication of the Microsoft Windows operating system. pGina uses easy-to-write plugins that allow a system to authenticate against virtually any source. Some examples are LDAP, RADIUS, SSH, FTP, SMTP, POP3, and many more. Getting Started is easy, just read on and find out more!

On this wiki you will find links to download pGina, links to support resources, screenshots, plugins, and just about anything else involving pGina. The Wiki is definitely still a work in progress so bear with us while we get it up to speed. We could also use some volunteers from the community to step up as moderators/admins. If you want to do this, please email either steve or nate. As a moderator, you'll be responsible for content creation, management, etc.

News

pGina 2.1.1 Released - June 03, 2011 :: 4:38pm EST (Steve Cross)

pGina 2.1.1 has finally been released. This is a small release with no new features. The main point of this release is to resolve a very common bug in the ConfigApp utility. The ConfigApp will no longer give you an error "A referral was return from the server" whenever UAC is enabled. Download your copy now.

-Steve

MySQL Logger, EmailAuth, and the Chaining Plugin for 64 Bit Released! - June 02, 2011 :: 11:35pm EST (Steve Cross)

I am thrilled to be able to announce that the following plugins have been released for 64 bit:

Evan Horne is the person who made these 64 bit plugins possible and I would like to express my sincere appreciation to Evan for his awesome contribution to the pGina community. For anyone who was in need of one of the above plugins for 64 bit, please drop him a line and show him your appreciation.

-Steve

pgFTP 0.9.2 Plugin for 64 Bit Released - May 28, 2011 :: 03:21pm EST (Steve Cross)

I am proud to announce the the long awaited release of a 64 bit version of the pgFTP plugin is now here. I have received numerous emails from people requesting this plugin and it is finally happened. Please check out the download link below to pick up your very own copy today!

Download pgFTP

I hope this helps some people out!

-Steve

Getting Started

In order to get up and running, simply follow the steps below.

Determine what line of pGina to use
Decide what method of authentication you are going to be using (ex: LDAP, RADIUS, FTP, SSH, etc). and download the corresponding plugin.
Download pGina
Install pGina and the plugin
Configure pGina and the plugin
Enjoy the freedom of using a limitless authentication system

Which line of pGina Should I choose?

Please choose your operating system:

Windows 2000

Windows XP

Server 2000

Server 2003

Windows Vista

Windows 7

Server 2008