Trevor Vaughan

This is still alive but looks like it ties to passing arguments to the underlying script and being triggered by a directory: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1786640

@spbnick Though it should be *extremely rare*, `required` means that an error in the underlying library could cause you to never login while `optional` means that if the underlying library...

@spbnick I guess the question is, should either of those situations cause a login to completely fail? If the answer is, yes, tlog probably needs its own PAM module.

@spbnick Ok, in that case, you need to update your instructions such that the `root` user can jump around this condition since you'll break that user's logins as well if...

Sure, link me over to the issue and I'll +1 it.

@spbnick Ah, I see. Could this be reflected in the `tlog.spec` file then? I'd like to actually start using it and it seems that there are several non-breaking changes in...

Basically, I just want to see `5.0.0` or whatever so that all of my users don't look at me like I'm crazy for using one-numbered software. It's OK if it...

Yes, that would be it.

@spbnick Yup, that was it. It's going to be really common though since one of the most commonly audited accounts is `root`. I'd still like the feature :-D

@justin-stephenson JSON doesn't support comments and the default, as installed by RPM, includes comments.