Novell LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 10 SP2 - INSTALLATION AND ADMINISTRATION Installation Manual page 251

10.3.21 JFS: Not Supported Anymore
Due to technical problems with JFS, it is no longer supported. The kernel file system
driver is still there, but YaST does not offer partitioning with JFS.
10.3.22 AIDE as a Tripwire Replacement
As an intrusion detection system, use AIDE (package name aide), which is released
under the GPL. Tripwire is no longer available on SUSE Linux.
10.3.23 PAM Configuration
New Configuration Files (containing comments for more information)
common-auth
Default PAM configuration for auth section
common-account
Default PAM configuration for account section
common-password
Default PAM configuration for password changing
common-session
Default PAM configuration for session management
You should include these default configuration files from within your application-spe-
cific configuration file, because it is easier to modify and maintain one file instead of
the approximately forty files that used to exist on the system. If you install an application
later, it inherits the already applied changes and the administrator is not required to re-
member to adjust the configuration.
The changes are simple. If you have the following configuration file (which should be
the default for most applications):
#%PAM-1.0
auth required
account required
password required
pam_unix2.so
pam_unix2.so
pam_pwcheck.so
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