Mike Steinert

First you have to [cross-compile Pidgin (and it's dependencies)](https://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/BuildingWinPidgin#CrossCompiling). Once you have done that it shouldn't be too hard. First, modify the Makefile, change all of the `:=` to `=`....

It might be possible to leave out some of the Pidgin dependencies. When I configure Pidgin for my ancient RHEL5 box at work I usually leave out things I don't...

To compile you will need the libpurple development package and all of it's dependencies. If you already have them installed then you could try setting `PKG_CONFIG_PATH` to point to the...

I have an update on this issue (I got a Macbook for work recently). I was able to compile the plugin using [Homebrew](http://mxcl.github.com/homebrew/) to install the dependencies. IIRC I did...

Hi Didier, thanks for the contribution! I like where you're going with this, I'm concerned about support for this new[^1] PAM feature. It seems unlikely that `pam_start_confdir()` will make it...

> Ah, it seems the CI is using an old version of pam, indeed, the API was introduced on 2020-03-06. (and so, is available in ubuntu 20.10+). What’s the policy...

Sorry it took me so long to get back to this. I was traveling for work and then it slipped my mind. This is looking pretty good, but I think...

Hi Didier! Yes, I think I still prefer the separate APIs. My reasoning: Keep this wrapper simple and aligned with the underlying PAM APIs. Building high-level APIs on top to...

The `Start()`/`StartFunc()` design was inspired by `http.Handler()`/`http.HandlerFunc()` interface from the standard library. In this case I don't think it's strictly necessary and I don't want to hold up your PR...

This is obviously not a real issue, however the warning was causing a build failure due to `-Werror` in a somewhat complicated container build.