Add pwfeedback_char option to allow configuring the feedback character#532
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Currently, when pwfeedback is enabled in sudoers, the feedback character
is hardcoded to '*' in tgetpass.c. This adds a new sudoers option,
pwfeedback_char, that allows administrators to configure the character
used for password feedback.
Example usage in sudoers:
Defaults pwfeedback
Defaults pwfeedback_char="•"
The default value remains '*' so existing behavior is unchanged.
Input validation rejects empty strings and values longer than 4 bytes
(the maximum size of a UTF-8 character).
Note: lib/util/util.map also requires the following line added under
the sudo_term_* entries to export the new symbol, but this file is
listed in .gitignore and could not be included in this PR:
sudo_pwfeedback_char;