Uploaded shadow 19990827-1 (source i386 sparc alpha arm) to master
As promised, here is the shadow upload. Hopefully there wont be any
"Hey! I almost forgot to tell you the new shadow ate 3 of my partitions
for breakfast" type posts after dinstall tomorrow.
Ben
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Format: 1.6
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 1999 19:58:14 -0400
Source: shadow
Binary: login passwd
Architecture: source i386 sparc alpha arm
Version: 19990827-1
Distribution: unstable
Urgency: low
Maintainer: Ben Collins <bcollins@debian.org>
Description:
login - System login tools
passwd - Change and administer password and group data.
Closes: 3439 11443 12689 12690 12691 13485 13753 13815 14551 15176 15699 15704 15705 15879 15998 16187 16893 16958 17529 17532 17532 17593 17894 18132 18133 18225 18628 19620 20052 20057 20058 20790 20876 21280 21357 21639 21687 21695 21746 21767 22296 22331 22533 22534 22716 23155 24710 24712 25396 25739 26412 26727 28098 28098 28785 32424 32859 32991 33368 35418 36150 37232 38672 39581 39870 39874 39933 40398 41060 42480 43750
Changes:
shadow (19990827-1) unstable; urgency=low
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* New Maintainer, with Guy's consent.
closes: #22296, #22331 (closed some NMU bug reports)
* New upstream release, closes: #15879, #24712, #25739, #28785, #32991
closes: #38672, #39933, #41060, #42480, #22534, #12690, #36150, #26412
closes: #40398, #43750
* Ok, now for some dusting and house cleaning (aka The Bug Killfile
Begins Here):
%%- login package
- Not a bug in login anymore, closes: #28098
- No longer pertinent, and is not controlled by the login program,
closes: #23155
- This does not appear to be a bug anymore, closes: #32424
- This is not a login problem. Xterm itself prints the LOGIN message
and it does _not_ read login.access, closes: #16958
- Seems to be fixed, closes: #28098
- Huge list of "Fixed" bugs, that I want to close. I really need to
start with a clean slate in order to get some of this cleaned up,
closes: #3439, #11443, #13485, #13815, #15176, #15998, #16187, #17529
closes: #17532, #17532, #18133, #18225, #20052, #20876, #21280, #21357
closes: #21687, #21695, #21746, #21767, #22716, #24710
- lastlog(8): Clarified differences in the usage of "login-name" and
UID, closes: #26727
%%- passwd package
- newuser: appears to be working correctly and placing x, not !,
closes: #19620
- userdel(8): added note about user's mail spool also being deleted,
closes: #20790
- Can't reproduce this one, closes: #21639
- -e expire_date
The date on which the user account will be dis-
abled. The date is specified in the format
MM/DD/YY.
Bug filer was trying to use an integer instead of the documented
format, closes: #22533
- chfn's command line options seem to work for root and non-root,
closes: #25396
- seems to have been fixed by the latest upstream, #25670
- Removed references to shadow(3), closes: #32859
- passwd only saves first 8 chars...duh :) closes: #33368
- userdel can only do so much, the admin should know to check some
things on their own, closes: #35418
- Lot's of Y2K issues fixed in this release, closes: #37232
- useradd requires the -m option to make it create a home directory
if one does not exist, closes: #39581
- useradd's -p option requires the password to already be encrypted
as documented in useradd(8), closes: #39870, #39874
- More "Fixed" bugs in passwd, closes: #13753, #16893, #17894, #18132
closes: #18628, #12691
%%- su (no longer a package, but has bugs just the same, will be
forwarded to the login package soon)
- Sorry, but su (all su's) invoke the shell with -c "cmd". This is
documented, not a bug, it's a standard interface that su expects,
go fix sash's bug for not supporting it, closes: #14551
- Acknoledged NMU: closes: #20058
- More "Fixed" bugs getting closed...CLOSED AT LAST, closes: #17593
closes: #20057, #12689
* Switched to a new build setup (dbs)
* Split makes into seperate files to make it a little cleaner
* FHS compliance changes (usr/{doc,man} to usr/share/{doc,man})
* debian/tar.c: removed
* su: su is now going to be provided by shadow's login package and
removed from shellutils (the shellutils maintainer agreed to this)
in preperation for future PAM support. Added conflicts with older
version of shellutils that does provide the su binary.
* debian/control.in: removed the secure-su package since login now
contains su and all of it's components
* debian/control.in: modified the package descriptions to be a little
more explicative of what they do.
* Upgraded standards version to 3.0.1.1
* Setup suidmanager support for all +s apps, closes: #15705, #15704, #15699
* Enabled PAM. Support now for su, passwd, chfn, chsh. I am working on the
support in login.
* expiry: Changed to be installed as sgid shadow instead of suid root
since it doesn't need root priviledges. Also added man page expiry(1) based
on the comments found in expiry.c.
* Removed bashism's in control scripts. Now lintian clean (smells fresh too)
* chage.c: Keep chage from locking when not running as root, since it just
needs to read the shadow and password files. This let's it run sgid shadow
instead of suid root. When run as root, it can lock files for editing.
* login.c: Pam support Works For Me(tm)!
* login.c: Fixed PAM's auth when PAM_USER was not set from the command line,
also call pam_fail_delay() with FAIL_DELAY as the arg before authentication.
* etc/login.defs.pam.linux: new file, reflects options that PAM takesover
* etc/login.defs.pam.hurd: new file, same for Hurd
* debian/passwd.mk: make sure that login.defs.5 get's installed for Hurd
* pam.d/: Modified defaults for each service to reflect the old style and also
added commented options on how to enable obsoleted options from login.defs
in the PAM Way(tm).
* debian/rules: removed --disable-desrpc from configure options since it was
supposedly just a workaround for glibc 2.0
* src/login.c: reset pam_fail_delay after every failure
* debian/rules: remove debian/files on clean target
* src/login.c: removed setup_limits() and check_nologin() usage when PAM is
enabled
* debian/login.pam.d,debian/login.defs.pam.linux: made notes about the pam_limits.so
module, as well as pam_nologin.so
* debian/su.pam.d: made notes about pam_limits.so module
* debian/control.in: removed depends on libpam-motd since it is now in libpam-modules,
also make login conflict with secure-su
* debian/*: setup so that Hurd does not get PAM, since they don't have it ported
completely yet.
* debian/*: Final approach to a final upload, modified login.postinst to check old
obsolete conffiles to see if the user needs a notice that they are no longer used.
Files:
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4dda950b1cae72dbde850e007cd982cb 562298 base required shadow_19990827.orig.tar.gz
8283a9bdbc05194126ce62eb53119f51 25756 base required shadow_19990827-1.diff.gz
f6cd666bd9af893ea8caf479f2350d11 248402 base required passwd_19990827-1_i386.deb
e95c32914706d6dd1793b514b2ba0764 90166 base required login_19990827-1_i386.deb
936966e8ef347c8204fbce0d284e65d4 306170 base required passwd_19990827-1_sparc.deb
cd063cf8d393c13aade90fb1937c5cbe 104060 base required login_19990827-1_sparc.deb
7ff157d7466125c5e92d033a59f176ca 361100 base required passwd_19990827-1_alpha.deb
da3dbb60b2a76e0b582f39e175934627 110448 base required login_19990827-1_alpha.deb
f2602e4c926472f83e19e5e07cb87e07 361904 base required passwd_19990827-1_arm.deb
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