From: Jamie C. <jca...@we...> - 2007-11-09 17:43:08
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Hi Cl=E9ment, That is a good patch .. but I'm worried about how it will perform on non-Redhat RPM-based systems like SuSE and Mandrake, and even old Redhat systems before they started using system-auth . Is it possible to have a pam.d/webmin file that somehow falls back to the old behavior in cases like these? - Jamie On 9/Nov/2007 03:09 Cl=E9ment VERET wrote .. > Hi everyone, I'm back :). > > Just a little suggestion for the redhat-compliant systems. In the > /etc/pam.d/webmin, replace the classic : > auth required pam_unix.so etc.... > > By the more conventionnal : > auth include system-auth > > This allows Webmin on redhat-compliant system to authenticate users > upon the Directory chosen by the administrator (so local, LDAP, NIS, > etc...) instead of systematically authenticate upon local /etc/passwd > base. > > See the joined patch. > > I'm conscious that authentication is a sensible part of the system so > I can imagine it will be hard to include to Webmin. But maybe it can > help ;). > -- > Cl=E9ment V=E9ret |