pam_time integration with pam_systemd #562
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On systemd systems, this will cause RuntimeMaxSec to be set for an associated session unit, for the first time allowing pam_time limits to be enforced for the end of the service's use and not just the beginning.
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Since version 244, systemd supports reading systemd.runtime_max_sec from pam data and if present, uses it as a limit on the length of the session.
It is a longstanding flaw of pam_time that it can enforce the start time of a session, but it cannot enforce the end time.
With this patch, pam_time can integrate with pam_systemd to finally enforce the end of a session, as intended.