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PAM support #8
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PAM support #8
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./configure --with-pam make
… when starting daemonize with another than root. Some examples of configuration: -- /etc/security/access.conf -- # deny access expect for localuser locally - : ALL EXCEPT localuser : LOCAL # User "localuser" should be allowed to get access via daemonize .. LOCAL. + : localuser : daemonize : LOCAL -- !/etc/security/access.conf -- -- /etc/pam.d/daemonize -- auth required pam_access.so session required pam_limits.so -- ! /etc/pam.d/daemonize -- -- /etc/security/limits.conf -- localuser - core unlimited localuser - rtprio unlimited localuser - nice unlimited localuser - memlock unlimited localuser hard nofile 2048 localuser soft nofile 2048 -- ! /etc/security/limits.conf -- Signed-off-by: Eric Keller <[email protected]>
Is there a reason why you did not merge this PR? |
I've reopened it. But it has conflicts, first of all, because I didn't have time to evaluate it since you opened in three years ago. By "haven't had time", I mean that I haven't had time to merge it and test it on all platforms. Does it work on FreeBSD (or, at least, build)? How about Mac OS X? What distributions of Linux support this patch? Without testing it on all the platforms daemonize currently supports, I cannot just merge it in. |
I will try it on FreeBSD and Mac and let you know. On Mon, Aug 22, 2016 at 4:38 PM Brian Clapper [email protected]
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Why not set up Azure pipelines and configure CI/CD? Then you could test all the platforms. |
Hi Brian,
hier is the fork on my git repository, could you take a look and let me know what you think about?
best regards
Eric