Well, my title pretty much says it. How do I "Set account to NOT autounlock following login attempt failures"? I've configured /etc/default/passwd to my organization's security policy but I have yet to work out how to set the account to stay locked after the user fails to authenticate a few times. What am I missing?
I have not yet met a "lock after failed logins" in Solaris pam_unix.
Do you have an additional pam like pam_tally? (in /etc/pam.conf)
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Just saw the following:
Solaris 10 /etc/default/login refers to
man user_attr
that refers to /etc/security/policy.conf
man user_attr
See the section on "lock_after_retries".