mrvanes
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3 years ago Well, it's been a while since I last looked at this code and we don't actively use it at the moment. The only thing I can say is: the setup requires pyOpenSSL (see setup.py) and should be installed system-wide, because python-pam can not start a virtualenv. What happens if you start a plain python3 shell and type from OpenSSL import SSL?
Hi There,
I have 2 ubuntu servers up and running with pam-websso - one 'websso' and one 'ssh' server.
All dependencies are installed, but when i try to ssh to the 'ssh' server, i get this in /var/log/auth.log;
Mar 31 21:52:27 ip-10-2-144-144 /opt/pam-websso/pam_websso.py[32616]: Traceback (most recent call last): Mar 31 21:52:27 ip-10-2-144-144 /opt/pam-websso/pam_websso.py[32616]: File "/opt/pam-websso/pam_websso.py", line 7, in
Mar 31 21:52:27 ip-10-2-144-144 /opt/pam-websso/pam_websso.py[32616]: from OpenSSL import SSL
Mar 31 21:52:27 ip-10-2-144-144 /opt/pam-websso/pam_websso.py[32616]: ImportError: No module named OpenSSL
which is really weird, because OpenSSL is installed for both python2 and python3, and works fine if i start a python shell for either version.
Any thoughts as to why it would fail to import the module when running /opt/pam-websso/pam_websso.py from the settings in /etc/pam.d/sshd ?
Ive tried my best to figure it out myself but haven't come up with any conclusive answers!
Thank very much