Updated libpam-sqlite to support SQLite3 #2
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August 9, 2013 23:06
-> Upgraded to sqlite3.h; All existing SQLite C APIs have been replaced with SQLite3 C APIs.
-> Updated crypt_make_salt() with sha512; salt length = 16 bits.
-> Introduced goto statements wherever possible to reduce the risk for not freeing memory, releasing locks & handles, etc during error condition.
-> Re-aligned code for better readability
2. Updated Makefile.in; Introduced a new target for pam_sqlite3.c
3. Updated configure to include sqlite3.h
4. Updated install-module to install pam_sqlite3.so
5. Update .gitingnore to ignore *.swp
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-> Upgraded to sqlite3.h; All existing SQLite C APIs have been replaced with SQLite3 C APIs.
-> Updated crypt_make_salt() with sha512; salt length = 16 bits.
-> Introduced goto statements wherever possible to reduce the risk for not freeing memory, releasing locks & handles, etc during error condition.
-> Re-aligned code for better readability
-> Updated SYSLOG for error cases