...and people have to find special ways to set them. I didn't even know that pam_env existed until a recent security vulnerability announcement. It's never come

...and people have to find special ways to set them. I didn't even know that pam_env existed until a recent security vulnerability announcement. It's never come to my attention before, I don't think I've ever seen it utilized. I've now made a runbook item to disable it. It's a shame that "configuration" includes undoing the fetishes and helpfulness [0][1] of others. pam-config -d --env [0] Crowded elevator atrium. Multiple elevators running. Elevator wants to close, another one is coming (oh! I heard it "ding"!). Somebody is holding the elevator which wants to depart and trying to wave me in. Why doesn't somebody push them out? [1] I'm at a stop sign. Some complete idiot is trying to turn left onto the street I'm leaving and waving me to turn left in front of them. Fuck no! I turn in front of you, somebody rearends you, you fly forward into me: my fault! You should be able to make this turn, if you can't go around the block! [2] [2] I could go out of my way and turn right. Or I can just wait and see what happens.