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Don't create symlink if it exists; "What now?" piped through more for smaller terminals

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Bandie 2018-11-03 17:26:42 +01:00
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src/pam_panic_config/icons/scalable/Makefile.am
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@ -3,5 +3,4 @@ appicon_DATA=pampanic.svg
pixmapsdir=$(datadir)/pixmaps pixmapsdir=$(datadir)/pixmaps
install-exec-hook: install-exec-hook:
$(MKDIR_P) $(pixmapsdir) test -L $(pixmapsdir)/pampanic.svg && echo "Symlink exists" || { $(MKDIR_P) $(pixmapsdir) ; $(LN_S) $(appicondir)/pampanic.svg $(pixmapsdir)/pampanic.svg ; }
$(LN_S) $(appicondir)/pampanic.svg $(pixmapsdir)/pampanic.svg

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src/pam_panic_config/pam_panic_config.prebuild
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@ -283,14 +283,29 @@ fi
clear clear
[ $writeout -eq 0 ] && echo "Done! <3" || echo "Nothing done! </3" [ $writeout -eq 0 ] && echo "Done! <3" || echo "Nothing done! </3"
echo -e "\n" echo -e "\n
echo "What now?" What now?
echo "=========" =========
echo "Now we saved our configuration to $CONFIGFILE." Now we saved our configuration to $CONFIGFILE.
echo "If you want to let them apply to the other modules," If you want to let them apply to the other modules,
echo "like in xscreensaver and system-local-login [the system login]," proceed as follows:
echo "do as follows:" 1. Open a module in /etc/pam.d/
echo -e "\t1. Open a module in /etc/pam.d/ (like xscreensaver or system-local-login).\n\t2. After the line \"#%PAM-1.0\" append\n\t\tauth include pampanic\n\t\taccount include pampanic\nAfter you have saved the file pam_panic will be working at once." You can try out:
echo "If you got any question, don't hesitate to ask via IRC (chat.freenode.de in room #pampanic) or via mail." - xscreensaver
- system-local-login (on Arch Linux)
- common-auth and common-account (Ubuntu)
2. After the line \"#%PAM-1.0\" append
auth include pampanic
account include pampanic
On Ubuntu you might want to seperate both lines in common-auth and common-account.
Once you have changed and saved those files, pam_panic will be active.
On your next login you need to
- type your pam_panic authentification password or
- insert your removable authentication media
previous your regular user password.
" | more
echo "If you got any question, don't hesitate to ask via IRC (chat.freenode.de in room #pampanic) or via mail + GPG."
echo -e "\nPress Enter to exit." echo -e "\nPress Enter to exit."
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