gcc -o pam_test.so -lpam pam_test.c pam_test.h
That -libpam should be shortened to -lpam. -l on the command line expands the l to lib[rest].so or something similar.
Joe
Jason Gerfen wrote:
Hello, I am fairly new to this list and have been attempting to learn how to write PAM modules however the documentation on how to use the PAM api is bit vague on how to compile the existing C.
I am using SuSE 9.0 and using Emacs to edit my first pam module. The string I am using to compile is as so...
gcc -o pam_test.so -libpam pam_test.c pam_test.h
The errors I am recieving are...
libpam not found. I have made sure my header and source files are located in the Linux-PAM.Y.XX/modules directory which is stated in the documentation. If anyone can give me some insight into this I would apprecitate it.
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