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Hi, we're moving forward with the POC and I'd like to use the software as intended (based on exit codes). I can get it to work but if I rely on the exit codes it logs a PAM error to the OS log. I had opened another issue (#11) with details of my setup. You had replied the issue is that other PAM modules are attempting to run (required modules). I tried every combination and order of the PAM config that I could think of and it still doesn't seem to be the correct order.
Can you please post a complete working PAM example file that I can look at and try to figure out why my setup is not working? I'd like to see a complete PAM config file, not just the lines to add but the whole file so I can see where in the file the lines are being added where it works properly.
If you have a RHEL example that would be nice since that's what I'm using. I have been adding my lines to /etc/pam.d/sshd. Thanks for your help.
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Hi, we're moving forward with the POC and I'd like to use the software as intended (based on exit codes). I can get it to work but if I rely on the exit codes it logs a PAM error to the OS log. I had opened another issue (#11) with details of my setup. You had replied the issue is that other PAM modules are attempting to run (required modules). I tried every combination and order of the PAM config that I could think of and it still doesn't seem to be the correct order.
Can you please post a complete working PAM example file that I can look at and try to figure out why my setup is not working? I'd like to see a complete PAM config file, not just the lines to add but the whole file so I can see where in the file the lines are being added where it works properly.
If you have a RHEL example that would be nice since that's what I'm using. I have been adding my lines to /etc/pam.d/sshd. Thanks for your help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: