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Hi Joe,
Was about to install Perl module Authen::PAM when I saw "The following Perl modules are recommended for installation by Webmin :" which hade three modules highlighted, Authen::PAM, Authen::Libwrap and IO::Tty
Does this mean that I should install the recommended(highlighted) modules?
Regards, Leif
Hey Leif,
I've packaged up Authen::PAM and IO::Tty for all of the Red Hat based systems on i386 arch, and they're now in the repository. I suspect Authen::Libwrap won't be extremely useful in a web hosting environment, but I'll look a bit deeper to see if Virtualmin is using it for anything. I believe IO::Pty is also useful to Webmin in some circumstances (it's definitely used on Ubuntu to handle the unique no-root/sudo-for-everything default user creation), so I'll probably also package it up.
To install:
yum install perl-Authen-PAM perl-IO-Tty
SUSE already has perl-IO-Tty, which can be installed with:
yast -i perl-IO-Tty
And Mandriva has both packages in the core distribution:
urpmi.update -a
urpmi perl-Authen-PAM perl-IO-Tty
I'm building a package of Authen::PAM for SUSE as we speak. The x86_64 versions for the Red Hat-based systems will also be available in a couple of hours.
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