Re: pam_tally => timed lockout?

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On Sat, Sep 08, 2001 at 12:43:05PM -0700, Nathan Johanson wrote:
> I've been researching the pam_tally module and still
> can't figure out if it's 
> capable of everything I'd like it to do.
> 
> Can pam_tally be configured to lock an account for a
> "specified time" once 
> the deny count is reached? For example, if a user
> inadvertently reaches their 
> tally limit, I'd like to set the account to
> automatically unlock after a half 
> hour. If this is possible, can  someone give me an
> example of the syntax?

Also, I cannot understand all of original author's thought.
I suspected source code of pam_tally.
lock_time field may be intended for something like your thought.
But, this implementation is not complete, I think.

> 
> Also, I'm still a little unclear on the "per user"
> option. When using this 
> option, where or how do I set the deny count for each
> user? The documentation 
> seems to imply that this number resides in the
> faillog, but this file is 
> binary and doesn't appear modifiable (w/out the use of
> the pam_tally 
> application).

also, pam_tally application is not complete.

> 
> I've done a number of searches and combed whatever I
> could find, but a solid 
> answer still alludes me. Thanks in advance.
> 
> Sincerely,
> Nathan Johanson
> johansonweb@yahoo.com
> 
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