Hi,

This is a developer's patch for getting full Linux-PAM support into
ssh.  You will get something that is "designed to work" with 0.59+ and
will only do PAM based authentication if both the client and the
server are compiled with these patches...  And then you may have some
trouble since this is all very alpha code. ;^)

Here is some guidance on how to use the files in this directory:

        1. go to www.replay.com (in the Netherlands) and
           download the appropriate ssh SRPM.  If you prefer ftp
	   try poking around:

		ftp://ftp.replay.com/pub/crypto/redhat/SRPMS/

	2. Install the SRPM with

		rpm -Uvh ssh-1.2.20-4us.src.rpm

        2. substitute the following two files (in this directory):

	   cp ssh-1.2.20-pam.patch /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES
	   cp ssh-1.2.20us.spec /usr/src/redhat/SPECS

	[2b: you may need to do:

	   chown root /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/ssh-1.2.20us.spec

	]

	3. Build the rpm:

		rpm -ba /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/ssh-1.2.20us.spec

	[3b: you may need to install the autoconf rpm to get this
	 to work...]

	4. There will be two rpm files in /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/i386/
	   (substitute your architecture for i386).  You should
	   install them with rpm -Uvh 'rpm-file-name(s)'

	5. Test it.

	6. Review the patch and see if you can improve it.  We're
	   currently thinking about how to make things like RSA
	   authentication "pluggable".

CREDITS: So far this patch has been developed with Andrey (Savochkin
Andrey Vladimirovich).

Cheers

Andrew
