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Removing Linux-PAM from a Red Hat installed machine

Removing Linux-PAM from a Red Hat installed machine

Post by <jef.. » Fri, 14 Jul 2000 04:00:00



My colocator updated one of my Linux machine with RedHat. I discovered
that the /etc/passwd format had changed (32 bits cryptograms instead of 11
bits). This not acceptable for the security and management system I
developped. The support is ready to remove that Linux-PAM system but does
not know how to proceed.
I have no RedHat CD/documentation. The machine is 5000 miles away. I did
not find any information on RedHat site. Could someone help with guidance
to copy to my support team.
Deep thx.
Jefsey

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