>>>>> "lh" == Lawrence Houston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
lh> RH Users: Last year Cristian asserts that LOGIN lost its support
lh> for "/etc/usertty" when it was PAMified. Within the context of
lh> RH 4.2 this is appearently still the case, any ideas when it (or
lh> an equivalent) might be re-instroduced?
It is not required. You can just do it with PAM (that's the whole
point of PAM). You could add a line like this to
/etc/pam.d/login:-
auth required /lib/security/pam_listfile.so \
item=tty sense=allow apply=user file=/etc/usertty onerr=succeed
(That was all supposed to be on one line). The idea of
"onerr=succeed" is that if /etc/usertty is missing, anybody can log in
on any tty. See /usr/doc/pam*/html/pam.html for more details.
(This was done using PAM-0.59-5, but I suspect that the RH 4.2 version
of PAM will allow the same thing).
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