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On 07.10.2008 14:26, Tomas Mraz wrote:
On Tue, 2008-10-07 at 20:55 +1100, Darren Tucker wrote:Thorsten Kukuk wrote:On Mon, Oct 06, Max Bowsher wrote:I know about the special behaviour of "!" in a password field when SSH is managing authentication itself. My point is that this special behavior does NOT exist any more when SSH is authenticating via PAM - but I want it to!
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Agreed, when sshd is configured to use PAM it delegates such things to it (as far as possible, anyway) so PAM is the right place to do this. Personally I think pam_unix should do this check in the account stack (there's also special-case handling of the *NP* string, for example) but that's probably a matter of taste.I agree that pam_unix should be modified to do this check in the account phase. I'll write a patch later.
Please don't make that behaviour compulsory, that will break many installations. It would be nice if it were controlled with some command line parameter of the module.
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