Hello everyone.
I just joined this list, so I thought I would introduce myself quickly.
My name is Pierre, I am from Seattle. I have a professional and personal
interest in virtualization solutions. I have a little experience with
openvz, and I am currently interested in Xen (3.1.0) and xen-api.
My question concerns PAM authentication for xen-api.
I use this line in my xend-config.sxp to turn on xen-api and PAM
authentication:
(xen-api-server ((9363 pam )))
and I created a /etc/pam.d/xend file to handle login attempts.
However, it seems that xen-api insists on using the /etc/pam.d/login
file instead on mine.
Is that hardcoded in the code, or is there something I overlooked in my
configuration?
Thank you for your help.
Pierre
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I just joined this list, so I thought I would introduce myself quickly.
My name is Pierre, I am from Seattle. I have a professional and personal
interest in virtualization solutions. I have a little experience with
openvz, and I am currently interested in Xen (3.1.0) and xen-api.
My question concerns PAM authentication for xen-api.
I use this line in my xend-config.sxp to turn on xen-api and PAM
authentication:
(xen-api-server ((9363 pam )))
and I created a /etc/pam.d/xend file to handle login attempts.
However, it seems that xen-api insists on using the /etc/pam.d/login
file instead on mine.
Is that hardcoded in the code, or is there something I overlooked in my
configuration?
Thank you for your help.
Pierre
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