chromeos-base/chromeos-auth-config/chromeos-auth-config-0.0.1.ebuild

# Copyright (c) 2011 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2

EAPI=2

DESCRIPTION="ChromiumOS-specific configuration files for pambase"
HOMEPAGE="http://www.chromium.org"

LICENSE="GPL-2"
SLOT="0"
KEYWORDS="amd64 arm x86"

RDEPEND="
	>=sys-auth/pambase-20090620.1-r7
	chromeos-base/vboot_reference"
DEPEND="${RDEPEND}"

src_install() {
	# Chrome OS: sudo and vt2 are important for system debugging both in
	# developer mode and during development.  These two stanzas allow sudo and
	# login auth as user chronos under the following conditions:
	#
	# 1. password-less access:
	# - system in developer mode
	# - there is no passwd.devmode file
	# - there is no system-wide password set above.
	# 2. System-wide (/etc/shadow) password access:
	# - image has a baked in password above
	# 3. Developer mode password access
	# - user creates a passwd.devmode file with "chronos:CRYPTED_PASSWORD"
	# 4. System-wide (/etc/shadow) password access set by modifying /etc/shadow:
	# - Cases #1 and #2 will apply but failure will fall through to the
	#   inserted password.
	insinto /etc/pam.d
	doins "${FILESDIR}/chromeos-auth" || die
}

pkg_postinst() {
	# If there's a shared user password or if the build target is the host,
	# reset chromeos-auth to an empty file. We don't transition from empty to
	# populated because binary packages lose FILESDIR.
	local crypted_password='*'
	if [ "${ROOT}" = "/" ]; then
		crypted_password='host'
	elif [ -r "${SHARED_USER_PASSWD_FILE}" ]; then
		crypted_password=$(cat "${SHARED_USER_PASSWD_FILE}")
	fi
	if [ "${crypted_password}" != '*' ]; then
		echo -n '' > "${ROOT}/etc/pam.d/chromeos-auth" || die
	fi
}