>I'm sorry redhat guys, but your intentions may be noble, the
>implementation is ehrm... let's say 'difficult'. I'm not an inexperienced
>Unix user, but this PAM is costing me more time to figure out what the
>heck is going on with it than it's worth.
If your system weren't using PAM, you'd have to patch and recompile
in.rlogind to solve this problem. As it is, the solution is trivial.
Simply reverse the order of pam_rhosts_auth and pam_securetty lines lines
in /etc/pam.d/rlogin, so that the pam_rhosts_auth line comes *BEFORE*
the pam_securetty line, then try logging in again.
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