trunk/fcron/fcrontab.pam-systemauth

#%PAM-1.0

# Don't ask for the user's password; fcrontab will only allow to
# change user if running as root.
auth		sufficient	pam_permit.so

# Still use the system-auth stack for account and session as the
# sysadmin might have set up stuff properly, and also avoids
# sidestepping limits (since fcrontab will run $EDITOR).
account		include		system-auth
session		include		system-auth
1	niro	1466	#%PAM-1.0
2
3			# Don't ask for the user's password; fcrontab will only allow to
4			# change user if running as root.
5			auth sufficient pam_permit.so
6
7			# Still use the system-auth stack for account and session as the
8			# sysadmin might have set up stuff properly, and also avoids
9			# sidestepping limits (since fcrontab will run $EDITOR).
10			account include system-auth
11			session include system-auth