Hi,
Hit by the same problem. I think there are 2 issues at play here.
First, it doesn't make sense that failing to retrieve "ssh_agent_pid"
returns an error, as the agent wasn't started at all. We should return
PAM_SUCCESS, like we do when $HOME/.ssh doesn't exist at session
opening.
So the
Package: libpam-ssh
Version: 2.01-2
Severity: normal
Hi.
When pam-ssh is enabled in common-session, like:
session optionalpam_ssh.so
and i `su` to user, which does not have .ssh directory, `su` will report error
at session close:
# su - test
test@shilvana:~$
test@shilvana:~$ logout
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