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Hi Leo,
Leo Costela wrote: | Package: libpam-radius-auth | Version: 1.3.16-3 | Severity: wishlist | | I just got the idea that libpam-radius could use some debconf questions | (taking the least intrusive path) about automatic integration with PAM, | for example, you could provide three options:
Thanks for the really nice suggestion, but there are some reasons why i didn't implement it.
PAM is a very delicate subsystem and i am sure you can understand why.
Implementing a debconf configurator involves more problems than you think (to do it properly) and it introduces another, if not several, level of (possible) failure.
Login/auth business is really up to the sysadmin and even a single detail or error in a semi-automatic configurator can expose/compromise the box.
I am willing to review and accept (heavily tested) patches, but not to implement it from scratch.
Fabio
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