>> Okay the example programs can scan my fingers. Thats great! > >Nice. After you've successfully run "enroll" once, fprint_demo should >start working.
Okay, I get it up - yes. Thank you very much! > >>> Yes, pam_fprint has been reported to work with KDM, but apparently >>> you have to press enter a couple of times for no apparent reason, >>> or something like that. >> >> What do you mean? Will the fingerprint be scanned after the >> installation and restart in the logon procedure (KDM login) just like >> with the ThinkFinger drivers (ThinkPad) or is there need to put in >> the fingerprint during the installation already? > >You first have to enroll your finger. Currently the only way to do this >is to use the "enroll" example from the libfprint distribution. Once you >have done that, fprint_demo and pam_fprint will magically start working. Okay, pam_fprint works at the shell (su and then the finger :)) but not at KDM. I get the error: Could not locate any suitable fingerprints matched with available hardware. Can anyone help me with this problem? > >I don't know what I mean about having to press enter a couple of times, >I am not a kdm user, I am just paraphrasing what was said on this list >by another user. I don't know what kind of interface or prompts kdm >gives you. What I do know is that you will have to configure PAM to use >pam_fprint as detailed on the pam_fprint homepage before this will work. Can you send me a link to this post? > >> OK. On my notebook the quality of the scans appear to be very good. > >Great! > >Daniel Thanks Daniel for your help. Great work! _____________________________________________________________________ Der WEB.DE SmartSurfer hilft bis zu 70% Ihrer Onlinekosten zu sparen! http://smartsurfer.web.de/?mc=100071&distributionid=000000000066 _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
