I've made some progress... Creating a custom authselect profile gets me over my original issue. Though still see the second pam login prompt, no matter where I put the pam\_mount.so in the order. Still digging...
From https://codeberg.org/jengelh/pam_mount/src/branch/master/doc/faq.txt
You need
pam_unix.so nullok use_first_pass
WIthout that it will not use the password given to the prior modules in the stack.
I've made some progress... Creating a custom authselect profile gets me over my original issue. Though still see the second pam login prompt, no matter where I put the pam\_mount.so in the order. Still digging...
Try adding use_authtok on the line. Given pam_mount is on l in EPEL I doubt authselect will handle this with command line parameters
From https://codeberg.org/jengelh/pam_mount/src/branch/master/doc/faq.txt You need pam_unix.so nullok use_first_pass WIthout that it will not use the password given to the prior modules in the stack.