pam_console

[Tiago "Salvador" Souza]

Heya,

On my dev system I've noticed that the /var/run/console/<user>
and /var/run/console/console.lock files are not being created upon
login, which makes some stuff not work correctly (apparently anything
that uses at_console on its policy settings). Can anyone more savvy with
PAM shed a light on what may be wrong or how can I debug it somehow?

Thanks
-  
Tiago "Salvador" Souza



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[Sasa Ostrouska]

2009/11/3 Tiago "Salvador" Souza <ts.salvador@...>:

> Heya,
>
> On my dev system I've noticed that the /var/run/console/<user>
> and /var/run/console/console.lock files are not being created upon
> login, which makes some stuff not work correctly (apparently anything
> that uses at_console on its policy settings). Can anyone more savvy with
> PAM shed a light on what may be wrong or how can I debug it somehow?
>
> Thanks
> -
> Tiago "Salvador" Souza

Good catch Tiago, in fact new pam for 2.28 is dev completely and untested.
Since I have not had time to look at it, I just did a first raw build
and since it worked
I left it as it is. This in any case doesnt mean it works as it should.
I'm currently absent up to 08-11-2009 since i have a business trip. If
somebody else
can take a look at that, would be great. Unfortunately I cant do much from here.

Some things like audio and cdrom group needs also to be fixed iirc.

Rgds
Saxa

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