Comment # 3 on bug 1170443 from Rainer Klier

hi josef,

(In reply to Josef M�llers from comment #1)
> I cannot reproduce the issue on my TW VM.

I feared that....

> For GDPR reasons (which were heavily debated), /etc/pam.d and /usr/etc/pam.d
> are not included in supportconfig any more (see

i saw that, when running supportconfig.
but didn't know how to enable it.

> /usr/lib/supportconfig/resources/supportconfig.rc, search for
> FORCE_OPTION_PAM, it can be switched on again by putting
> "FORCE_OPTION_PAM=1" into /etc/supportconfig.conf).

ok, thanks.

> Could you please gather the pam.d files into an archive and attach that here?
> Best would be to "cd /" and then "tar cvjf /tmp/pam.tbz etc/pam.d
> usr/etc/pam.d".
> As these files are world-readable, they will not contain passwords or user
> names but feel free to check.

archive is attached.

> 
> Can you also please check if (/usr)/etc/default/su are empty, if they exist?

/etc/default/su does not exist

/usr/etc/default/su exists, but contains only comments:
# /etc/default/su is an override of /etc/login.defs for su.
# See /etc/login.defs and su(1) for more.
#
# List of supported variables:
# ALWAYS_SET_PATH, ENV_PATH, ENV_ROOTPATH, ENV_SUPATH, FAIL_DELAY
#