openssh unix dev - Feb 2002 - [Bug 83] PAM limits applied incorrectly

http://bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?id=83

djm at mindrot.org changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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            Summary|fork() fails when there are |PAM limits applied
                   |PAM limits set              |incorrectly





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------- Additional Comments From nyt at countercultured.net  2002-02-12 17:28
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in do_exec_no_pty i put do_pam_session it above do_child, in  do_exec_pty i put
it right before you record the login and right after close(ttyfd).  i do not see
any problems with this, what problems have you seen this produce? i've been
running it like this on my server and it seems to set limits properly, log users
in properly, etc.



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------- Additional Comments From djm at mindrot.org  2002-02-12 17:34 -------
IIRC we saw segfaults on Solaris and other weirdness on HPUX, but is was a while
ago and my memory was rusty. What OS are you using your patch on?

If you can gather success stories from the PAM-aware OSs (openssh-unix-dev@ is
the place to ask for these), then we can apply the patch.



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------- Additional Comments From nyt at countercultured.net  2002-02-13 01:20
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unfortunately, i dont have the time to pursue this deeper right now,  but it
would be good if someone else did so this can get fixed.  im running debian
(unstable).




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