Re: dlopen("libpam.so", ...);

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On Thu, 25 Oct 2001, Ondrej Svetlik wrote:

> Thank you, RTLD_LAZY | RTLD_GLOBAL solves my problem. I'm still not sure,
> whether this will work:
>
> struct pamSec {
>     ...
>     pam_start
>     pam_end
>     pam_authenticate
>     ...
> };
>
> ...
> pamSec = loadPamLib(); /* this fills the pamSec structure */

as in dlsym() the wanted symbols ?

> pamSec->pam_start("service1", ...);
> pamSec->pam_authenticate(...);
> pamSec->pam_end(...);
> ...
> pamSec->pam_start("service2", ...);
> pamSec->pam_authenticate(...);
> pamSec->pam_end(...);
> ...
>
> when service1 and service2 use different modules, would pam_authenticate
> be different?

the PAM lib find outs itself what objects it needs. You only need to make
sure that namespaces are unique, else the runtime linker will bark / do
strange things.

It should word, but I might be missing something :)



	Igmar





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