Can u use common-xxx instead of system-xxx in pam/crond
markwester opened this issue · 6 comments
In the SUSE official distribution, PAM in crond uses common-xxx. It is expected that common-xxx is used by default in the source code.
The PAM configuration for cron is targetting Fedora/RH based distributions.
If you want, SUSe based configurations could be added alongside.
ok, fine~ If I want，How would you add this configuration for suse distribution?
ok, fine~ If I want，How would you add this configuration for suse distribution?
Add a subdirectory suse or something like that in pam and add the file there.
How long can you add it?
ok, fine~ If I want，How would you add this configuration for suse distribution?
Add a subdirectory suse or something like that in pam and add the file there.
Or I create a pr for it? I may not know what you mean, and should I do it or you do it?
At the same time, I'm sorry, maybe the way I just expressed it was not polite, and I hope you'll forgive me. Because my English is not good. Anyway, Thanks for your help!
I have no knowledge of the PAM stack configuration on SUSE based systems. So you, or anybody else with the knowledge would have to create a PR with that configuration file being added.