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Extra super OMFG-I'd-be-screwed-without-you thanks to marcus for the sleuthing here. - Stop libgnomesu from causing 4.x machines to catch fire and break all your dishes. - Don't install stuff into /etc/pam.d by default. - Install example "gnomesu-pam"s, and include a pkg-message explaining what to do with them (HINT: copy the appropriate one into /etc/pam.d and name it gnomesu-pam). - Fix a double-free. With these fixes, the gnomeu binary in libgnomesu provides a much more comprehensive GNOME su frontend, and the Great Red Eye of Adamwdor is now turned towards sysutils/gnomesu.
2005-01-14 20:25:56 +01:00
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The gnomesu part of libgnomesu will use su(1) without
any further work. To utilize the PAM support, however,
you must perform the following:
Remove the 4.x script, and rename the 5.x script. One script works for all supported FreeBSD versions. Update instuction for the pam script. PR: ports/151772 Submitted by: dougb@
2010-10-28 13:10:47 +02:00
cp %%EXAMPLESDIR%%/gnomesu-pam.sample \
Extra super OMFG-I'd-be-screwed-without-you thanks to marcus for the sleuthing here. - Stop libgnomesu from causing 4.x machines to catch fire and break all your dishes. - Don't install stuff into /etc/pam.d by default. - Install example "gnomesu-pam"s, and include a pkg-message explaining what to do with them (HINT: copy the appropriate one into /etc/pam.d and name it gnomesu-pam). - Fix a double-free. With these fixes, the gnomeu binary in libgnomesu provides a much more comprehensive GNOME su frontend, and the Great Red Eye of Adamwdor is now turned towards sysutils/gnomesu.
2005-01-14 20:25:56 +01:00
/etc/pam.d/gnomesu-pam
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