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| 2 | Release notes for OpenPAM Digitalis |
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| 3 | =================================== |
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| 5 | This release incorporates several major changes and improvements and |
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| 6 | should be considered BETA QUALITY. |
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| 8 | This release corresponds to the code used in FreeBSD-CURRENT as of the |
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| 9 | release date. It is also known to build cleanly on NetBSD 1.6, |
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| 10 | OpenBSD 3.1, and a number of glibc-based Linux platforms (with BSD |
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| 11 | make installed). It may or may not build on other platforms; you will |
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| 12 | need a BSD-compatible make(1) (NetBSD's make(1) is easy to port to |
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| 13 | most POSIX platforms). Previous versions were successfully built on |
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| 14 | MacOS X 10.1, but there seem to be issues with the heavily modified |
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| 15 | version of GCC 3.1 that ships with MacOS X 10.2. |
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| 17 | The library itself is complete. Documentation exists in the form of |
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| 18 | man pages for the library functions. These man pages are generated by |
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| 19 | a Perl script from specially marked-up comments in the source files |
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| 20 | themselves, which minimizes the chance that any of them should be out |
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| 21 | of date. |
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| 23 | The distribution also includes three sample modules (pam_deny, |
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| 24 | pam_permit and pam_unix) and a sample application (su). These are not |
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| 25 | intended for actual use, but rather to serve as examples for module or |
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| 26 | application developers. |
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| 28 | NOTE: to the person who sent me MacOS patches in July 2002: I have |
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| 29 | lost your name and email address. Please contact me so I can give you |
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| 30 | proper credit for your contribution. |
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| 32 | Please direct bug reports and inquiries to des@freebsd.org. |
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| 34 | $P4: //depot/projects/openpam/RELNOTES#18 $ |
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