The authconfig executable has the number of password attempts hardcoded
within it:
> strings /usr/sbin/authconfig | grep retry
retry=3
Running authconfig generates the /etc/pam.d/system-auth file (with
retrys=3).
Question: how do I instruct, configure, or otherwise organize my system
so that
the number of retries is, say, 2.
The system-auth file is regenerated everytime that authconfig is run, so
that
hand editing system-auth while possible will be overridden next time
authconfig is run - with all edits lost.
Richard
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