I have setup a CVS-repository and read all I could find about cvs and
pam, but nevertheless I keep getting the following
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/temp$ cvs -d pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/peter/cvs login
Logging in to :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:2401/home/peter/cvs
CVS password:
PAM start error
Is it possible to use PAM authentication with CVS? Has anyone patched it?
CVS is running on our RH7.1 linux box but the rest of the network is
Windows. Linux is using PAM with SMB authentication.
Thanks
Tim
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Sorted it myself, issue 44
(http://ccvs.cvshome.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=44) in contains a patch for
cvs to enable PAM authentication, I applied that, recompiled cvs and added a
cvs entry to the pam.d directory telling cvs/pam to use the smb
authentication and it all works fine!! (Apart from
[ On Wednesday, December 5, 2001 at 14:55:46 (-), Tim Kemp wrote: ]
Subject: CVS with PAM authentication
Is it possible to use PAM authentication with CVS? Has anyone patched it?
CVS is not a security tool. Whatever implements whatever protocol you
use to access the CVS server
for
information about CVS and PAM, cause Alexey Mahotkin has created
the CVS-NSERVER which is able to
handle PAM. You only need checkpassword as a supplemental part.
Kind Regards.
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is useful for some of you.
You should have searched a little bit more for
information about CVS and PAM, cause Alexey Mahotkin has created
the CVS-NSERVER which is able to
handle PAM. You only need checkpassword as a supplemental part.
Maybe I would somewhen find something when searching via
Hello there,
I PAM'ificed CVS 1.11.1p1:
the company I work for plans to unify the login structure via LDAP, but that
doesn't yet work with CVS, so I just modified it a little bit to use PAM.
I hope this patch is useful for some of you.
For reasons of memory consumption I stripped it down to
