30 May
2006
30 May
'06
2:56 p.m.
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Mark Knecht escribió:
On 5/29/06, tim hall
<tech(a)glastonburymusic.org.uk> wrote:
For instance Fedora Core 5 has the version of PAM required... Say, if
I grab my kernel's .srpm, modify the spec to it includes this patch,
make sure that this patch will play nice with the rest of the Fedora
patches and am successful to build and install the generated kernel,
how would I make use of the PAM controls to set user-space real-time
priorities?
PS: I read the thread, but the e-mail containing the pam controls was
accidentally erased, were those the ones needed with this patch?
On Wednesday 24 May 2006 01:01, Mark Knecht was
like:
Probably it's no different on Gentoo. However the required version of
PAM is not marked stable on Gentoo. Don't know why that is but without
going to a (currently) testing version of PAM it's not supported.
That said, what's the value in doing work, changing things, and then
dealing with side effects? realtime-lsm works so I use it. I'll change
when the kernel no longer supports it.
Cheers,
Mark
I have not tried the pam enabled realtime methods
as there doesn't
seem to be any value spending the time to do it just yet.
I am, and I have to say I think there is value in it. I'm using the
debianised
patched PAM modules from RFA (thanks Eric!) so it took me all of 10
minutes
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