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On Sat, 18 Jul 2015 12:21:39 +0200 |
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"Stefan G. Weichinger" <lists@×××××.at> wrote: |
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> Does anyone (aside from Diego, as I know from his blog) use Yubico |
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> Yubikeys with Gentoo? |
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> I am especially interested in getting it to work within Gnome, to |
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> authenticate ssh-sessions (using the smartcard feature of the Yubikey |
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> NEO). |
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> There are X howtos out there ... telling me to add udev-rules, disable |
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> gnome-keyring, run keychain ... etc etc |
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What an amazing coincidence. I just listened to a podcast about an hour |
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ago where the process was explained in detail (even mentioning the NEO |
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model and smartcard in particular). Weird. |
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I'm curious to know if this link actually gives you what you asked for: |
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http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/85062/ssh-authentication-with-yubikey-las-373/ |
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You can either watch (or listen to) the podcast, or scroll down the page |
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about one-third to see written instructions. (Instructions based on |
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ubuntu, not gentoo, but I'm sure you can translate :) |
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