Jamie Beverly

I think this may be provided by another pam module called `pam_alias`. Note that the order in the pam stack would matter a great deal since this module uses `PAM_USER`...

Harsh, but fair. I would love assistance updating this project at some point, but I've not had time to really do much with this in quite a while.

While I understand and appreciate the risk the option exposes, I also know that the organization that requested its addition had a valid usecases for it that composes with other...

Is also note, just for anybody else reading this thread, the security hole, in the case of sudo, for example, is a reduction in security posture to an equivalent of...

TLDR: Probably yes. 8-) ----- So, hypothetically (e.g. when I get free time, which seems to be never...) I have been planning on migrating this to a structure that can...

The biggest holdup is that I never have time in my life! @cavokz I'd be curious to speak with you a little about your co-maintainer offer. (and anybody else). I'd...

Somewhat ironically, https://github.com/jbeverly/pam_ssh_agent_auth-2.0/tree/jamie.2.0_wip was essentially exactly this; a minimal diff from openbsd portable with the goal being to make it an ongoing rebased patch to upstream (and setup CI to...

It's a bit similar to the conversation this sparked in IRC 10ish years ago. I should also note, there is also the patch that redhat maintains for the version they...

`pam_ssh_agent_auth` is a pam module like any other. So, if the service or utility running on localhost:4321 uses libpam, and its pam configuration uses `pam_ssh_agent_auth` then it will attempt to...