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There's no PAM in CoreOS, which uses systemd.
by jkljkljkljkl 11y ago
There's no PAM in CoreOS, which uses systemd.
- digi_owl 11y agoAnd this is why discussing anything systemd is such a pain. Apparently you can forgo systemd_pam (a poor naming choice, given the following) if you do not use logind. And logind is used for seat and session tracking, something CoreOS likely have no need for as it is meant to handle containerized servers. Yet all this is in systemd the project, because systemd is the swiss army knife of Linux user space. So yes, Slackware would likely need to adopt PAM if they want to adopt systemd.