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Oh and it's most likely the UUID from the cardreader, in which case i was wondering if there's away to use this with SD cards without one time pads?
(I had the impression that a unit for reading media did not have an UUID, but i suppose I'm wrong. Haven't tested this thou.)
2009-05-01 22:00:08 UTC by steelside
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Hi, wanted to use this marvellous plugin, but unfortunately i cant use it with a SD card on my eee - pam_usb will use the cardreader's serial number, and NOT check the UUID(????), which leads to it granting access even if nothing is in the reader.
First i think it should always check UUID if present in config file.
Second I think there should be an option to disable checking of serial-id...
2009-05-01 12:54:42 UTC by steelside
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It would be very nice to integrate pam_usb with ssh by using a ssh key for user authentication instead of the current way. Basically a user's usb key would contain his own private ssh key.
If his public key exists in the target user's authorized_keys file, then he will be allowed to log in as that user, otherwise he will be rejected.
A nice touch would be to add the private key on the usb to...
2009-04-14 07:35:57 UTC by nobody
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Hi! Thank you for that beautiful project. I tried it and experienced that it would be useful to have an option to disable every n-time one time pad writing to the flash drive, but to allow this program to use one time pad in the whole. Since I have some skills in programming, I've written a patch that realizes this option.
Best regards,
Denis.
2009-02-24 18:17:10 UTC by digital7
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this is connected to "pmount". I found pmount unable to use libsysfs properly and the pmount author unwilling to fix it ( http://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.org/msg599440.html ).
can you please remove pmount from pamusb dependencies?.
2009-01-28 19:36:40 UTC by nobody
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The solution is in the first comment, add the device to pmount.allow file. Thanks.
2008-12-30 19:52:13 UTC by nobody
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The "problem" here is pmount, that does not see the partition of the usb-stick as a removeable device.
The solution is:
echo "/dev/sdX1" >> /etc/pmount.allow
pmount will then allow you to mount the device, even if it's a partition and not the stick itself.
I added all possible device-nodes to the file(sda1,sdb1,sdc1,sdd1,sde1,sdf1), so that there will be no problems if more then one...
2008-12-20 10:35:41 UTC by btbn
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Got it by deleting the folder in the usb stick as well.
2008-12-11 04:13:46 UTC by gruessle
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I deleted the ~/.pamusb/???.conf file and recreated the configuration from scratch with pamusb-conf login works fine but the ~/.pamusb/???.conf is not being created.
2008-12-10 05:31:18 UTC by gruessle
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This problem occur on first GDM login after rebooting PC.
2008-12-08 05:29:19 UTC by nobody
