Re: How to compile...

[Jason Gerfen <jason gerfen scl utah edu>]

Ok, I have tried the suggestions given but still no dice.  Do you know 
of a good tutorial reference for specifically compiling source as a pam 
module?  I have been googling for days and not found anything except 
some small tutorials on the available libraries, not compiling as a 
shared object which is the information I need.

Thanks again

Joe Lewis wrote:

> Try:
>
> gcc -o pam_test.so -lpam pam_test.c pam_test.h
>
> That -libpam should be shortened to -lpam.  -l on the command line 
> expands the l to lib[rest].so or something similar.
>
> Joe
>
> Jason Gerfen wrote:
>
> > Hello, I am fairly new to this list and have been attempting to learn 
> > how to write PAM modules however the documentation on how to use the 
> > PAM api is bit vague on how to compile the existing C.
> >
> > I am using SuSE 9.0 and using Emacs to edit my first pam module.  The 
> > string I am using to compile is as so...
> >
> > gcc -o pam_test.so -libpam pam_test.c pam_test.h
> >
> > The errors I am recieving are...
> >
> > libpam not found.  I have made sure my header and source files are 
> > located in the Linux-PAM.Y.XX/modules directory which is stated in 
> > the documentation.  If anyone can give me some insight into this I 
> > would apprecitate it.
>
>
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