Mike Frysinger said:
> On Saturday 01 March 2003 18:45, Corey Donohoe wrote:
>> Does everything have the system-auth? I was under the impression it
>> was a redhat/authconfig thing. If you have clients using entrance off
>> of ldap and nis perhaps you'd need to be savy to set it up? If it is
>> just a redhat thing could we posisbly go back to the old file?
>
> Gentoo is setup this way
> -mike
>
I have tested Entrance on Mandrake, Debian and Gentoo so far. All three
distributions do use system-auth as far as I remember. In fact, I think
any modern Linux distribution that uses PAM should, which leaves the
notorious exception of Slackware which does not use PAM by default. I know
there is PAM support in Solaris, but I dunno if the pam_stack system-auth
thing is enabled by default (Ben, care to chip in here?)
As for the Slackware users, don't worry, I won't leave you out in the cold
for too long. I'll try (no promises!) to work in one or two alternative
authentication methods over the week. But for now, if you want Entrance,
you have to have PAM. Of course, if anyone would like to volunteer to send
in patches for this, they would be most welcome.
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