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* [2008-05-20 12:01:04 +0200] Moreno wrote:

> After the daily update of my Cooker machine all attempts to make a login fail.

The problem is which urpmi have installed the packages and generated 2
rpmnew files but it do not have signalled this.

I have replaced the /etc/login-def and /etc/pam.d/system-auth file
with the .rpmnew file and all return to work normally.

Do you have msec installled? See <https://qa.mandriva.com/show_bug.cgi?id=29719>.

That's not strictly related to msec, other config tools can modify pam config files.

But is it normal that pam_unix does not work anymore in the config
file? In the initial plan, it was said that pam_tcb was backwards
compatible with pam_unix, it does not seem to be the case...

Anyway, I don't think we should force migration to pam_tcb in %post,
there's no real reason to handle .rpmnew files differently in this
package if pam_tcb is backwards compatible as you claim.

--
Olivier Blin (blino) - Mandriva


These are my configurations file

/etc/login.def should still work even without the TCB stuff. login.def is used when creating new accounts, so shouldn't prevent you from logging in. That's strictly pam-related.

Did you make changes to /etc/login.def?  I didn't think too many people
would have made changes to that file so I didn't worry about doing some
kind of "migration magic" in the spec to handle it, as I did with
system-auth (granted, that was in a pam update that came a few hours
after the original tcb-aware one came out).

--
Vincent Danen @ http://linsec.ca/

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