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libpam-chroot 0.9-1
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debug - Output lots of extra debugging info via syslog

no_warn - Do not print warning messages to STDOUT.  (Equivalent to passing
	the PAM_SILENT flag.)

use_first_pass, try_first_pass, use_mapped_pass - Nothing.

no_chroot - Don't really chroot, but do everything else normally.

use_regex - Treat the name field of the chroot.conf file as if it
	were a regular expression.

use_ext_regex - Use extended regular expressions.  Implies use_regex.

use_groups - Allow "@group" syntax for name field in chroot.conf

sec_checks - Check permissions and modes on conf files and chroot paths,
	return PAM_SESSION_ERR if bad ownership/perms are found.

notfound=(success|failure) - Return PAM_SUCCESS or PAM_SESSION_ERR,
	respectively, if the chroot_dir for the current user cannot be
	determined.  Default is to return PAM_SUCCESS.

onerr=(succeed|fail) - Return PAM_SUCCESS or PAM_SESSION_ERR,
	respectively, if the chroot_dir for the current user cannot be
	determined.  Default is to return PAM_SUCCESS.

chroot_dir=<dir> - Specify the chroot_dir.  Overrides anything that might
	be in the chroot.conf file.  In fact, chroot.conf won't even be
	consulted.