securid

[mackay at kodak.com]

From: Scott D. MacKay

Why don't you just go in and use the 'configure' statement?
Below is my configure line:
./configure  \
        --with-SecurID\
        --sysconfdir=/admtools/etc/ace \
        --localstatedir=/tmp \
        --with-timedir=/tmp/.sodus \
        --disable-root-sudo

and it works fine  (Note: I install both a normal and securid 'sudo' since
non-sysadmins dont have SecurID cards).

On a related note:  I think there may be a security concern with the
securid auth module.  The module is affected
by several environment variables which indicate where config data is
located, I believe all of the following affect it:
USR_ACE, VAR_ACE, and maybe DLC.  You can alter where you look for the
securid server config by affecting these variables.
I got around it by setting the env variables in the securid C file.

-Scott






mike.salehi at kodak.com on 10/11/2000 09:38:08 AM

To:   sudo-workers at courtesan.com
cc:    (bcc: Scott D. MacKay/943904/EKC)
Subject:  securid







From: Mike Salehi




Greetings,

     I must be missing a step in building sudo with securid support. I do
configure THEN I go and uncoment the staement
#undef HAVE_SECURID
     But it asks for my regular passwod.

Mike


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