Hi, One more question, how does libfprint behave when the provided print is empty? I had an idea to implement a /etc/shadow like file containing base64 encoded fingerprints, but I don't know how to handle the missing prints (if I should drop them before passing them to libfprint and thus have a more complex backward user matching algorithm as there would be variable number of prints or if libfprint will skip them and return the correct index)
and sorry for me having many questions and no real code, I am currently waiting for centrino2 laptop (fingerprint equipped) at the end of this summer to be able to test my code before releasing it to the world Thanks, Pavel Daniel Drake wrote: > There are 2 storage mechanisms. The simple one saves it in the home > directory, the more advanced one gives you a binary blob that you can > save wherever you want. _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
