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Old 25th March 2006, 11:55 PM
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pam_pwdb.so missing in action...

It appears that the pam module pam_pwdb.so is not part of fc5 ( it is present in fc4).
This broke my pop3 server gnu-pop3d.

I found two workarounds
1) copy pam_pwdb.so from fc4 ( and the config file in /etc).

2) for this particular program I was able to recompile to not use pam.

Was this an oversight by the packaging crew or is there a workaround for
programs that use pam_pwdb.co ?

Jerry
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