Re: Incompatibility between Linux-PAM and other PAM?

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Frank Cusack wrote:
> 
> On Sun, Mar 04, 2001 at 03:11:01PM -0600, Steve Langasek wrote:
> > Have you talked to Frank about including your fixes in his next release?
> > (I've been cc:ing him on this thread because it's relevant to making his
> > module work under Linux, but I have no idea if he's reading. :)  I agree with
> > your assessment that Frank's pam_krb5 module is the most
> > functionally-complete implementation available to date, which is a good reason
> > to prevent code forking here if possible...
> 
> I am reading. :)
> 
> I have been out of town for the past week, and caught a cold while away,
> so I haven't been able to concentrate hard enough to really *read* this
> thread.  I think the only point I would raise is that the conv() argument
> should in fact be an array of pointers; ie Solaris is correct.  I

Careful, did you mean something else? With the words you are using, you
are describing the Linux implementation as correct and not the Solaris
one.

> have a thread saved from comp.lang.c which might support my argument.
> It'll be a few days until I'm seeing straight enough to put my thoughts
> together.  (and at this point, I may just be taking a defensive posture
> against you bullies. :))
> 
> Perhaps this is a good time to make this module more accessible, ie
> using sourceforge or something.

[I'd be very happy to give you developer access the the PAM site for
this.]

Cheers

Andrew





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