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Purpose of commit:
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bugfix: Add parts of Steve Grubb's resource leak and other fixes
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Purpose of commit: revive feature
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malloc et al. debugging was not supported by the new autoconf setup,
this commit rectifies that. It also adds a couple of header file inclusions
that seem to be needed with recent glibc headers.
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Purpose of commit: bugfix
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This bugfix leads to backwardly incompatable behavior with earlier
releases of Linux-PAM.
Note, this cleans up the setcred/session and chauthtok stacks in
such a way that it is no longer preferred that the setcred module
always return the same error code as the auth components of said
modules did.
This means behavior should be a great deal more sane. It also gives
meaning to the unique return codes that are available to pam_sm_setcred.
[I'm sure that when we add support for credential relevant events,
this change will be critical.]
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Purpose of commit: new feature + documentation
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Cleaned up the handling of AUTHTOK items and pam_[gs]et_data() functions.
Added more clear documentation about the pam_[gs]et_item() functions to
the pam_appl and pam_modules programmer guides.
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Purpose of commit: cleanup
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* removed unnecessary CVS Log tags from all over the source
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Purpose of commit: security
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* use O_NOFOLLOW if available when opening debug log
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Purpose of commit: comment bugfix
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Keep comment in line with actual implementation of the fail delay
callback function.
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Purpose of commit: bugfix
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C++ support was broken for PAM-applications, this checkin should fix it.
I've received this bug report from numerous folk.
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