Am Freitag, 16. Mai 2008 19:46:58 schrieb Daniel Kahn Gillmor: > The problem that i ran into was that gdm's stock PAM config contains > the gnome-keyring PAM module -- when this PAM module's session config > runs, it needs access to the user's homedir. But if pam-mount is > required to mount the homedir, then it should be placed above the > gnome-keyring module, not appended to it. I will add a comment about ordering PAM modules to README.Debian, thanks for the note.
> Also, other PAM configs seem to be more often broken out by type > (i.e. auth listed together, session listed together, etc), and > common-pammount doesn't follow that convention. This makes it > difficult to place the auth module in the right position relative to > other auth modules while still placing the session module in the right > position relative to other session modules. Users are free to ignore common-pammount, and instead add manually PAM modules to configuration files. I will refer to pam_mount(8) in the README.Debian file to clarify this. Regards, Bastian
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