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There is no official portable versions, and any of the current unofficial versions include their own PAM implementations (OpenBSD doesn't use PAM). Now that Op
by notaplumber 10y ago
There is no official portable versions, and any of the current unofficial versions include their own PAM implementations (OpenBSD doesn't use PAM).
Now that OpenBSD doas(1) uses kernel assisted features, i.e: 'persist' is implemented as tty ioctl's, the likelihood of those landing on other systems is remote.