[CentOS] How to Disable PAM in Centos 5.1
Barry Brimer
lists at brimer.orgFri Feb 22 18:11:58 UTC 2008
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Quoting vincenzo romero <new2xen at gmail.com>: > this is great - however one question in Step 3: > > i vi what file? > > vi /etc/pam.d/ <what_config_file> ?? > > or did you mean for me to create a file: /etc/pam.conf file and add > the contents you mention below? > > auth sufficient pam_permit.so > > account sufficient pam_permit.so > > password sufficient pam_permit.so > > session sufficient pam_permit.so > > On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 9:45 AM, Barry Brimer <lists at brimer.org> wrote: > > Try this: > > > > 1. Copy /etc/pam.d to /etc/pam.d.save > > 2. Delete all files in /etc/pam.d > > 3. Create vi /etc/pam.d/other with the following contents: > > > > ======================================= > > auth sufficient pam_permit.so > > account sufficient pam_permit.so > > password sufficient pam_permit.so > > session sufficient pam_permit.so > > ======================================= > > > > 4. Attempt to log in Sorry. Step 3 involves creating a file literally named "/etc/pam.d/other" with the contents listed above. The ==== lines are not part of the file, but to indicate the beginning and ending of the file in this email. Barry
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