- Added support for dates already specified as a number of days since

Epoch in useradd, usermod and chage. Closes: #562221
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+ debian/patches/008_su_no_sanitize_env
- Updated patches:
+ debian/patches/523_su_arguments_are_no_more_concatenated_by_default
- Added support for dates already specified as a number of days since
Epoch in useradd, usermod and chage. Closes: #562221
* debian/securetty.kfreebsd: On GNU/kFreeBSD the serial devices have change
from /dev/cuuaX to /dev/ttydX in kernel 6.0. Closes: #544523
* debian/securetty.linux: Added support for embedded ARM AMBA PL011 ports
@@ -17,11 +19,14 @@ shadow (1:4.1.4.3-1) UNRELEASED; urgency=low
* debian/login.defs: Improve documentation of USERGROUPS_ENAB.
Closes: #572687
* debian/rules: Added DEB_AUTO_UPDATE_LIBTOOL = pre. Closes: #560633
* debian/login.pam: return back to "requisite" for the pam_securetty
PAM module. It's more important to avoid root logins over insecure
terminals than having a very hypothetical attack based on sniffing
incorrect usernames, followed by a brute force attack.
Closes: #574082
* debian/login.pam: return back to mostly "requisite" for the pam_securetty
PAM module, but ignore PAM_USER_UNKNOWN. This will avoid root from
entering a password, and will also avoid user enumeration attacks.
Mis-typed root login are not protected, only root can be blamed for
mis-typing and entering a password on an insecure line. Users willing to
protect against mis-typed root login can use "requisite", but will be
vulnerable to user enumeration attacks on insecure lines, and should use
pam 1.1.0-4 at least. Closes: #574082, #531341
-- Nicolas FRANCOIS (Nekral) <nicolas.francois@centraliens.net> Sun, 24 Jan 2010 18:28:33 +0100