pam no longer supports @include?

[seefood]

after I ram the module, these started to show up in the logs:

Jun 23 10:05:44 mon-app2 sshd[19048]: PAM (sshd) illegal module type: @include
Jun 23 10:05:44 mon-app2 sshd[19048]: PAM pam_parse: expecting return value; [...google-authenticator-all-users]
Jun 23 10:05:44 mon-app2 sshd[19048]: PAM (sshd) no module name supplied
Jun 23 10:05:44 mon-app2 sshd[19048]: pam_unix(sshd:auth): check pass; user unknown

could it be that pam on centos/RHEL 7 no longer supports @include lines?!

[raphink]

PAM is managed very differently between distributions, but I'd be surprised if this was not supported anymore... systemd maybe?

[seefood]

Well, it seems the error reports are coming from sshd, when using PAM. Nothing to do with systemd as far as I see. Should I patch the code to put in the line instead of an include? Shouldn't be too difficult.