This reduces the amount of changes needed to adopt modules written
for Linux-PAM.
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user credentials) and openpam_free_data() (generic cleanup function
for pam_set_data() consumers)
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what token it wants. Also introduce PAM_OLDAUTHTOK_PROMPT.
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support for module versioning. OpenPAM will prefer a PAM module with
the same version number as the library itself to one with no version
number at all.
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linker set for cosmetic reasons.
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Move OpenPAM API extensions into <security/openpam.h> to avoid
namespace pollution for apps or modules that do not use them.
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to reduce the chance of every running into a naming conflict.
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function name, and wrap it in a macro called openpam_log().
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Prototype it in the new <security/openpam.h> header. Move the
prototype for openpam_log() there too (as well as the log level
constants) so modules and applications can use it if they want to.
Have lib/openpam.h include <security/openpam.h>.
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The basics (pam_start(), pam_end(), pam_strerror(), item-,
data- and environment-related functions and the six PAM
primitives) are implemented. A stub is provided for
pam_get_user(), which is not yet implemented. Stubs are also
provided for XSSO mapping and secondary authentication, though
they are not built and will probably not be implemented for
quite some time.
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Dag-Erling Smørgrav