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Subject: is there a secure store associated with user?
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I am looking for FreeBSD (and Linux) equivalent of DP API in windows. For
example, windows service has access to a secure data store associated with
user account.  When I register service I enter service user id and password
and that password unlocks user store.  Is there something like that in Unix
world?