Re: why "auth sufficient pam_deny.so" accepts *ANY AND ALL* passwords!?!??

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On Thu, Feb 02, Christian Seberino wrote:

> How come if I change "required" to "sufficient" on the pam_deny
> line of common-auth file below it then allows all login attempts to
> succeed!?!

Because sufficent means: If the module returns PAM_SUCCESS, return
with success, else ignore. If you have only sufficient modules, there
is no failed.

  Thorsten

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