Do we want to use logind for pam_issue and pam_timestamp
Sam Hartman
hartmans at debian.org
Fri Sep 15 21:18:38 BST 2023
Hi.
Pam 1.5.3 adds support for using logind rather than utmp for a couple
of things:
* Counting the number of user sessions in pam_issue
* Determining the time at which the user logged in in pam_timestamp.
If we did use logind, that would mean a dependency from libpam-modules
to libsystemd.
It would also mean pam_timestamp would not be very useful on systems
where logind was not actively used.
Thoughts?
--Sam
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