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Operating Systems Linux Debian Hardlink on wheezy by default for usb-stick? Post 302941601 by 1in10 on Friday 17th of April 2015 09:49:08 PM
Old 04-17-2015
one step ahead it looks like this:
Well to solve this, without reinstalling it, it will take me some more time, thanks to redhat or the maintainer of the packet pam_wheel(8).
While typing as root
Code:
dpkg -l

o have a view at all installed packages I need better glasses or I just cannot see this specific packet in the list. But the manpage is there.
This wheel must be hidden or part of the core-group. Maybe someone can answer this, if it is part of core, for I don't see any pam_wheel.
quote from the manpage
"pam_wheel was written by Cristian Gafton <gafton@redhat.com>."
asked him on google+ waiting for a reply
but after reading the following I got it this time after reading (in my mother tongue) not the quoting error.

https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/d...e/ch04.de.html

but to cut a long story short you have to dive deep into the
package / file 'pam_wheel.so' to activate in /etc/pam.d/su
just root to act as su or root or members of this group.
Under

Code:
/etc/passwd your rights are '-rw-r--r--' root root
/etc/shadow your rights are '-rw-r-----' root shadow
/etc/group  your rights are '-rw-r--r--' root root

so this is for gnome desktop, bus as well for more unix than ubuntu.
The mentioned page in english, same content.

Chapter 4. Authentication

thanks for your patience.

Last edited by 1in10; 04-18-2015 at 10:27 AM.. Reason: learning and improving my approach.
 

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DH_INSTALLXMLCATALOGS(1)					     Debhelper						  DH_INSTALLXMLCATALOGS(1)

NAME
dh_installxmlcatalogs - install and register XML catalog files SYNOPSIS
dh_installxmlcatalogs [debhelper options] [-n] DESCRIPTION
dh_installxmlcatalogs is a debhelper program that installs and registers XML catalog files. It complies with the Debian XML/SGML policy. The file debian/package.xmlcatalogs lists the local XML catalog files to be installed per package as well as the XML entities in those local XML catalog files that are to be registered in the XML catalog system. The local XML catalog file entries in that file should be of the form "local;source;dest", where the verbatim "local" indicates this is an entry for a local XML catalog file, "source" indicates where the local XML catalog resides in the source tree, and "dest" indicates the destination location for the local XML catalog under the package build area. "dest" should start with /usr/share/xml/. The entries for the XML entities to be registered in the package XML catalog file should be of the form "package;type;id;catalog", where the verbatim "package" indicates this is an entry for an XML entity to be registered in the package XML catalog file, "type" indicates the XML entity type (public, system, uri), "id" indicates the XML entity id, and "catalog" indicates the local XML catalog file. The entries for the XML entities to be registered in the root XML catalog file should be of the form "root;type;id", where the verbatim "root" indicates this is an entry for an XML entity to be registered in the root XML catalog file, "type" indicates the XML entity type (public, system, uri), and "id" indicates the XML entity id. If an entry for is to be registered identically in the root catalog and the package catalog file, you can use the form "root-and-package;type;id;catalog", where the verbatim "root-and-package" indicates this is an entry for an XML entity to be registered in both the root and package XML catalog files, "type" indicates the XML entity type (public, system, uri), "id" indicates the XML entity id, and "catalog" indicates the local XML catalog file. XML entity types are described in update-xmlcatalog(8). Using the "root" or "package" commands, a type of "public" will general "delegatePublic" statements in the applicable catalog file. Generally you will want to use the types "public" for any formal public identifiers, and "system" for any files on the local filesystem or URLs. "uri" is only used for non-local files which are not part of the external document subset, e.g., they are not used for entities or DTDs. dh_installxmlcatalogs automatically adds maintainer script snippets for the registration and unregistration of the listed XML entities in the XML catalog system (unless -n is used). A dependency on the xml-core package will be added to "${misc:Depends}", so be sure to use that variable in the file debian/control. See dh_installdeb(1) for an explanation of Debhelper maintainer script snippets. OPTIONS
-n, --noscripts Do not modify postinst/postrm/prerm scripts. NOTES
Note that this command is not idempotent. "dh_clean -k" should be called between invocations of this command. Otherwise, it may cause multiple instances of the same text to be added to maintainer scripts. SEE ALSO
debhelper(7) /usr/share/doc/xml-core/ AUTHOR
Ardo van Rangelrooij <ardo@debian.org> Adam Di Carlo <aph@debian.org> perl v5.10.0 2008-10-14 DH_INSTALLXMLCATALOGS(1)
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