The manpage for thinkfinger is misleading, but I'm afraid you're all
simply wrong. ldd `which tf-tool` clearly shows that it's linked
against pam.
To enroll a new user, you simply need to run "sudo tf-tool --acquire".
That will be enough in hardy to enroll a user. You do not need to copy
the fil
Same thing here. But I'm on intel so this is not restricted to amd64.
Something caught my eye on tf-tool man page:
>This option is available only
>when ThinkFinger has been compiled with PAM support.
I don't know how the linkage is done in the insides. But my bet is t
I can confirm that behaviour. The manpage tells us to use tf-tool --add-user
though it is patched out. It is supposed to copy the bir-file to
/etc/pam_thinkfinger/$USER.bir
This is easy to achieve: generate your thinkfinger.bir file with tf-tool
--acquire and either hardlink it to /etc/pam_libth
