[Decaf-devel] Re: [pam_mount] Why does it want my password?

[Jan Engelhardt]

>> pam_mount should always be optional. (Though that won't solve
>> the problem.)
>
>Really? In this case, a failure in pam_mount should abort the login, as

Well _in the_ event that you want it to fail, "required". But I think
that is a rare case. At least give the user _some_ shell so he can
ssh to somewhere else in case something got fubared.

>that would leave the home directory unprotected. (It is protected by a
>tmpfs overlay using unionfs)

Unprotected? What, where? If it is not mounted at all for whatever
reason, how can it be unprotected - ok where did I miss something?


	-`J'
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