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On 26/01/2013 17:13, Rich Freeman wrote: |
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> I naively assumed that if you edit /etc/security/capability.conf this |
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> would set the per-user capabilities. However, I have not actually |
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> tried this. I guess our pam configuration/etc isn't set to check this |
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> file? |
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pambase is not enabling pam_caps, so the file is ignored, at least for |
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what I last knew. |
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pambase needs to be restructured, but as I said before it's a task that |
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for me is a PITA as I don't really use much about it, and it takes a lot |
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of time and work to set up properly. |
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I've been open for a while to be hired by somebody who has needs for a |
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more precise PAM configuration in Gentoo, but no dice there. |
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Diego Elio Pettenò — Flameeyes |
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