* What's this?

  This is host-auth module for linux-vserver powered systems.
  Read about linux-vserver at http://linux-vserver.org/
  
  nss_vserver module allows you to auth users from vservers on host via
standard PAM auth. If you want to make user login into their vserver via
host, you should also get a bit modified vslogin (originally written by
Alec Thomas, http://swapoff.org/LinuxVServer) from 
  http://linux-vserver.org/HowtoHostAuth
  
* How to build and install?

  On linux, just run
    make install
  After, try to run
    make test
  To see - is it works.
  
* How to remove it from system?

  Just run
    make uninstall
    
* How to use it?

  After you have installed module, put vslogin to /sbin/, make it suid-root,
  and you are ready -- try to login into vserver named "test" with user
  "user" by loggin in into host with username "test-user" or "user@test" -- 
  you should login fine and get into vserver.
  
  WARNING! If you have installed vslogin, NEVER give shell access to your
  host to users -- any user on host, who able to execute programs and modify
  environment will be able to log into vservers as anybody he want!
  
* Author and copyright

  nss_vserver is written by Anton Fedorov <datacompboy@call2ru.com> 
  19 march 2006
   
  This code is public domain, feel free to use it as you want.
