- Package:
- libpam-wtmpdb
- Source:
- libpam-wtmpdb
- Description:
- wtmp database PAM module
- Submitter:
- Tomas Janousek
- Date:
- 2024-07-27 15:45:03 UTC
- Severity:
- normal
If I do the following: $ sudo systemd-run --user -M "$USER"@.host --quiet --wait --collect --pipe echo foo then I get an error in the journal: Jun 10 14:15:08 deb1-wtmpdb systemd[657]: Started run-u7.service - echo foo. Jun 10 14:15:08 deb1-wtmpdb (sd-pam)[1297]: pam_unix(login:session): session closed for user debian Jun 10 14:15:08 deb1-wtmpdb (sd-pam)[1297]: pam_wtmpdb(login:session): update_logout: Updating logout time did not return SQLITE_DONE: 8 and the session stays open: $ last debian Mon Jun 10 14:15 - still logged in debian Mon Jun 10 14:15 - still logged in debian Mon Jun 10 14:15 - still logged in debian Mon Jun 10 14:15 - still logged in Trying this with an older snapshot of unstable, the output of last looks like this instead: $ last debian Mon Jun 10 14:13 gone - no logout debian Mon Jun 10 14:13 gone - no logout debian Mon Jun 10 14:13 gone - no logout With that older unstable snapshot, there is, however, an error from pam_systemd: Jun 10 14:13:56 deb2-wtmpdb (sd-pam)[582]: pam_systemd(login:session): Failed to release session: Access denied That one was fixed by https://github.com/keszybz/systemd/commit/fc0bb7ccc763ec79efe7a8a58220e9bc80f34f81 and perhaps exploring the discussions linked there might be useful when figuring out how to fix this in libpam-wtmpdb.
Luca, I'll need your help/insight here. ISTM systemd is restricting what PAM is allowed to do, but the libpam-wtmpdb cannot really function without writing to its file. How is this supposed to work? Was there a discussion with wtmpdb upstream? Chris
On Sat, 27 Jul 2024 16:50:55 +0200 Chris Hofstaedtler <zeha@debian.org> wrote: collect --pipe echo foo u7.service - echo foo. pam_unix(login:session): session closed for user debian pam_wtmpdb(login:session): update_logout: Updating logout time did not return SQLITE_DONE: 8 logged in Sorry I am completely clueless about pam, please ask upstream on the mailing list or on a ticket