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<pre>On 04/08/2015 09:41, Tomas Mraz wrote:
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No, this is not possible. The pam items do not cross the pam context
handle boundary. But look at pam_timestamp module which if properly
configured, could help you to achieve the same effect.
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<pre>Thanks for your help. But I have to recover the password for use a private key.
I'm looking for a solution (secured) to exchange/store password. Maybe with
pam_namespace for sets up a private namespace to<span lang="en"> store the password</span> ?
Or create a process container with <i><tt>container_subsys </tt></i>to isolate <i>myapp </i>?</pre>
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