Todd C. Miller 6dff70db03 Go back to ignoring the return value of pam_setcred() since with ...

stacked PAM auth modules a failure from one module may override
PAM_SUCCESS from another.  If the first module in the stack fails,
the others may be run (and succeed) but an error will be returned.
This can cause a spurious warning on systems with non-local users
(e.g. pam_ldap or pam_sss) where pam_unix is consulted first.

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afs.c

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aix_auth.c

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API

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bsdauth.c

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dce.c

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fwtk.c

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kerb5.c

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pam.c

Go back to ignoring the return value of pam_setcred() since with

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passwd.c

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rfc1938.c

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secureware.c

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securid5.c

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sia.c

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sudo_auth.c

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sudo_auth.h

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