HP-UX 11i Version 1.5 Release Notes, May 2001
Table Of Contents
- 1 Overview of the Release Notes
- 2 Workstation/Server Specific Information
- 3 HP-UX Features
- 4 File and Disk Management
- 5 Networking
- 6 Commands and System Calls
- 7 Programming
- aC++ Libraries
- Changes to libc
- libcres.a Library
- New libdcekt.sl and libdcecpkt.sl Libraries
- New Linux Compatible API Library
- New locale Libraries
- New Unwind Library
- X11 Libraries
- SNMP
- Machine Dependent Headers
- Threadsafe Documentation
- Obsolescence and Deprecation of APIs
- Linker Toolset
- gprof Multiple Shared Library Profiling
- CXperf Performance Monitoring Support
- HP Caliper
- WDB Debugger Tool
- ADB Debugger Tool
- Fortran
- Packaging for Specific Releases
- 8 Other Functionality
Other Functionality
Changes to PAM
Chapter 8140
NOTE A calling application must be built for the same architecture as the PAM
service module.
PAM Compatibility
If the PAM modules install process edits pam.conf or non-32-bit PA
versions of the module are being provided, then this process needs to be
adapted to the new pam.conf file format. If the install process changes
pam.conf to the old format, then the PAM modules will not be available
to non-32-bit PA applications (that is, 32-bit IPF support will NOT be
available for users of the PAM module in question unless pam.conf
follows the PAM Standard). Also, for PA PAM modules, the install
process must create a symbolic link to the actual PAM module (for
example, the install process for libpam_xyz.1 must create a symbolic
called libpam_xyz.so.1 that points to libpam_xyz.1 in the
/usr/lib/security directory).