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
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