Package libpam0-devel: Changelog

- Package split into pam, pam-devel and pam-doc packages
- RE adaptions.

- Fixes:
  + read_string bugfix
  + real buildroot packaging
- more documentation included
- Fandra adaptions.

- Fix pam_xauth bug #6191.

- Add a patch to accept 'pts/N' in /etc/securetty as a match for tty '5'
  (which is what other pieces of the system think it is). Fixes bug #7641.

- argh, turn off gratuitous debugging

- update to 0.72
- fix pam_unix password-changing bug
- fix pam_unix's cracklib support
- change package URL

- don't allow '/' on service_name

- enhance the pam_userdb module some more

- add documenatation

- a tiny change to pam_console to make it not loose track of console users

- a few fixes to pam_xauth to make it more robust

- pam_console: added <xconsole> to manage /dev/console

- pam_xauth: New refcounting implementation based on idea from Stephen Tweedie

- added video4linux devices to /etc/security/console.perms

- added joystick lines to /etc/security/console.perms

- fixed a couple segfaults in pam_xauth uncovered by yesterday's fix...

- use gcc -shared to link the shared libs

- many bug fixes in pam_xauth
- pam_console can now handle broken applications that do not set
  the PAM_TTY item.

- fixed glob/regexp confusion in pam_console, added kbd and fixed fb devices
- added pam_xauth module

- pam_lastlog does wtmp handling now

- added option parsing to pam_console
- added framebuffer devices to default console.perms settings

- fixed empty passwd handling in pam_pwdb

- changed /dev/cdrom default user permissions back to 0600 in console.perms
  because some cdrom players open O_RDWR.

- added /dev/jaz and /dev/zip to console.perms

- changed the default user permissions for /dev/cdrom to 0400 in console.perms

- fixed a few bugs in pam_console

- pam_console authentication working
- added /etc/security/console.apps directory

- added pam_console files to filelist

- upgraded to 0.66, some source cleanups

- add patch from Savochkin Andrey Vladimirovich <saw@msu.ru> for umask
  security risk