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pam'rs-

i had quite a difficult time getting pam authentication to work with
postgresql, as have a good deal many other people.  turns out, since
postgresql runs as a non-privleged used, that pam was failing since the
process using it (postgresql) didn't have read permissions for /etc/shadow.

now, i read the faq and this is mentioned, but i would like to confirm that
the only two approaches to this sort of problem are setuid type fixes and
normal file permission type fixes?  can someone confirm this definitively?

thanks in advance for any information.

regards.

-a

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