The options -l -h -L do not work for rshd. While this is undocumented
in the rshd man page, I figured, the reason must be what the rlogind
man page says:
if PAM is in use then the options -l -h and -L are ignored by rlogind.
So then how do I configure pam for rsh to ignore all users .rhosts
files *except* the superuser's?
Perhaps use the no_rhosts argument to pam_rhosts_auth.so, so have
auth required /lib/security/pam_rhosts_auth.so no_rhosts
as the first line in /etc/pam.d/rsh? But does not this make rshd
ignore /root/.rhosts as well? If it does not, then how do I make rshd
*ignore* /root/.rhosts ?
Also:
How do I tell pam to examine entered passwords when yppasswd is
used? What I mean is that when a user uses passwd, and the new password is
not acceptable (used previously, is an English word, etc), then passwd
(through pam/cracklib I think) complains, and prompts for a
correction. How can I configure yppasswd to do the same?
Can I just make the link in /etc/pam.d:
ln -s passwd yppasswd
Any help appreciated. (What is the good list to ask these questions?)
Mate
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Mate Wierdl | Dept. of Math. Sciences | University of Memphis
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