Re: pam_tally

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Hi there, thanks again for taking the time to help me...

What I need to do is have pam (or something else) lock out a user account
after a number of specified failed  login attempts.
I have looked at the utility faillog,  This allows me to supposedly set the
number of tries,and somehow I came to the conclusion
that pam_tally would use this utility to lock the account. I may be way off
base here. Wouldnt be the first time yeiks..
Thanks

Gene Reynolds





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Well, yes and no.  pam_tally is a PAM module that you need to add to a
file in /etc/pam.d for the particular service or services you want to
"tally."  It does not get its own file.

Maybe a little summary of what you're trying to achieve would help me
explain things better.  Sorry if this isn't what you wanted to know.

~Chris

GYR@xxxxxxxx wrote:

>Chris, actually I did read this. Is there supposed to be a config file in
>/etc/pam.d for tally ? I have to admit that pam and I are not that
familiar
>with each other sigh!
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>I'll state the obvious.  Forgive me if you've already read this
document...
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>/usr/share/doc/pam-0.75/txts/README.pam_tally, or something similar.
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>Good luck.
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>~Chris
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>GYR@xxxxxxxx wrote:
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>>Hello all, I have a Redhat 8.0 distribution. I am trying to understand
>>pam_tally. Can anyone point me to a spot that can
>>help me understand this and make it work. Thanks in advance..
>>
>>Gene Reynolds
>>Sr. Engineer
>>BBWXT
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