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04-16-2003 02:13 AM
04-16-2003 02:13 AM
I like PAM, however what i doing now is embedlinux, critical in resource comsuming, so I want a mothod to replace the PAM, only simpfied auth by one text file.
I search in the SysVinit(Redhat), and init.c,main.c, can not find any tips about how to replace the PAM, who can help me.
Appeciate for any tips.
Best regards,
Fredeirck
I search in the SysVinit(Redhat), and init.c,main.c, can not find any tips about how to replace the PAM, who can help me.
Appeciate for any tips.
Best regards,
Fredeirck
frederick van targero
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04-16-2003 03:51 AM
04-16-2003 03:51 AM
Solution
You can build shadow package without PAM support.
./configure --without-libpam
Perhaps various embedded linux pages have something even simpler.
I remember reading a very nice article about stripping unneeded functionality from programs for using them in embedded devices. Unfortunatelly I don't remember the URL ;). But I'm sure google will find it.
G.
./configure --without-libpam
Perhaps various embedded linux pages have something even simpler.
I remember reading a very nice article about stripping unneeded functionality from programs for using them in embedded devices. Unfortunatelly I don't remember the URL ;). But I'm sure google will find it.
G.
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04-16-2003 12:46 PM
04-16-2003 12:46 PM
Re: how to make a auth module inplace of PAM?
Im not sure what linux your running, but Redhat has a embeded program as well as toolkits ant API's available. Try there.
Regards,
Shannon
Regards,
Shannon
Microsoft. When do you want a virus today?
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