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To: Dag-Erling Smorgrav <des@ofug.org>
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> > Please ensure you are dealing with the right problem set. Ruslan has
> > a clean patch that fixes the first problem, and I disagree with his
> > solution for the second. In the second case, I believe that libssh
> > needs to be installed in /usr/lib as any other system library.
> 
> That's my opinion as well (where else would we install it?  what's the
> use of dynamic libraries if programs aren't allowed to use them?)

The counter-aurgument is a libtelnet-style thing where you make the
libraries but do not install them. Then, telnet can link against
libtelnet.a and be done with it.

In Ruslan's proposed case, "# make" will fail for PAM unless there
is an appropriate build of libssh already in place.

With my approach, PAM is standalone.

M
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