Somebody help me out. I need linux login executable source. I did grepping to find word login into kernel source but nothing positive i am getting.. Does any body knows that from where can I get login source so that I can look into it.
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Somebody help me out. I need linux login executable source. I did grepping to find word login into kernel source but nothing positive i am getting.. Does any body knows that from where can I get login source so that I can look into it.
Regards
You will not find this in the kernel source. It's part of the base OS and as such has nothing to do with the kernel.Quote:
Originally posted here by processingspeed
Somebody help me out. I need linux login executable source. I did grepping to find word login into kernel source but nothing positive i am getting.. Does any body knows that from where can I get login source so that I can look into it.
Regards
Look around in the Freebsd sources. Most of the utilities that make up a linux OS originally came from *bsd.
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/src/
There's more then one login executable..
I personaly use KDM (the K-Desktop graphical login thingy)
But if you are looking for the console one.. I can't help you.. I never bothered checking out what executable does that..
But may I ask why you want the source ??
not trying to spike it with a keylogger now arre you ??
thanks SirDice regarding this valuable information and
Mr. the_JinX what exactly you are talking about, actually I didn't get you ??
Anyway I need login source because I want to know which hashing algorithm login uses to hash the password ?? As far as I know it's md5.
Actually I want to change this hashing algorithm to sha1 our DES ?? For that i need it's source.
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Why you would want to do this is beyond me. MD5 is pretty secure. It's waaaay better than DES. It's also the wrong place to look for this. I think you should read login.conf(5) .Quote:
Originally posted here by processingspeed
Actually I want to change this hashing algorithm to sha1 our DES ?? For that i need it's source.