pingou wrote: > *First about the compilation, the path is hardcoded for /lib/security, > however on x86_64 arch the right folder is /lib64/security on Fedora, I > would say that something like if the folder lib64 exist use it else use > /lib/ would do it...
Please file a bug for this at http://www.reactivated.net/fprint/bugs/ > *The second point is about the gdm integration, it is workly nicely > however a small window indicated which finger has been recognized pop > up, and I have to press enter to get rid of it, is there a way to > configure it ? This is a question for the GDM mailing list :) pam_fprint just uses the standard messaging context found in libpam_misc. > *The third point is about kde, when we tried with kscreensaver we have > not been able to make it work. Have you ever face that problem ? I'm not a KDE user, maybe someone else here can help you out. I would not be surprised if pam_fprint does not work in all scenarios. It is only a proof of concept. A real solution requires more effort. > *My fourth point is about the use of a second user, I have several users > on my conputer and I would like to use fprint for switching from one to > the other, however when I tried I ended with an error message saying: > "Could not locate any suitable fingerprints matched with available > hardware." > Have you met that problem before ? This is probably because UserA cannot access the homedir of UserB -- which is obviously by-design. Home directory access is required in order to read the enroll data. It works for login just fine because the login manager runs as root. This is a flaw in pam_fprint and is documented on the pam_fprint homepage. It likely will not be fixed any time soon, and I would not advise using pam_fprint as anything more than a toy :) As for the compile warnings, they are in the NBIS code which could do with a lot of cleanup. Patches accepted. It's not high priority at the moment. Thanks for the feedback, Daniel _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
