Thanks Christian. But if I want to specify the start time, how can I do that? Could you give me an example? Like HOTP/T30 root - "2011 05 21" 2334453?
So the Pam-oath module will generate token and write to users.oath file every time when it is invoked, right? On Jun 8, 2011 12:30 AM, "Christian Hesse" <m...@eworm.de> wrote: > Hailu Meng <hailum...@gmail.com> on Tue, 7 Jun 2011 17:39:35 -0500: >> Hi All, >> >> I'm really confused about how to define the user.oath file. Do I just >> touch a file called users.oath and add one line like: >> echo "HOTP root - 00" > /etc/users.oath >> >> I don't see the format for TOTP. Could anyone share this information >> here? Thanks a lot. >> >> Lou > > As I wrote in the other thread... > The lines in /etc/users.oath should start with HOTP/T30 (time bases 30 > seconds) or HOTP/T60 (time based 60 seconds). > -- > Schoene Gruesse > Chris
