> ... and what you actually want is to set the environment of the server
process at start-up time.
No. I must use three different environments:
1. UTF-8 for the ubuntu operation system
2. de_DE for the informix server instance
3. IS0-8859-1 for databases, clients (32-bit application on Win7) and t
This is not a bug in pam_env. Your expectation does not match the
design of pam_env; pam_env never modifies the application's environment,
it only populates the pam-handle-specific "environment" list with a set
of variables that the application can then consume.
You appear to be expecting that yo
