On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 11:28:07PM +0300, Shaul Karl wrote:
> What does the following mean:
>
> remove extraneous /etc/pam.d/screen as other works fine
>
> ?
What he meant is "/etc/pam.d/other works fine".
Not basic English, basic PAM. He could, of course, spend a few more
keystrokes/bytes and make himself clearer.
Didi
>
> At first I thought that the maintainer is telling me that he no longer
> install /etc/pam.d/screen because it is not needed any more. However
> searching http://packages.debian.org for all files in the screen package
> yields etc/pam.d/screen as the first entry. In which case, what does the
> above means?
> In case you wonder, it is taken from the changelog entry for screen
> (3.9.15-1) found at /usr/share/doc/screen/changelog.Debian.gz.
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>
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