Yubico Forum ...visit our web-store at 2010-07-19T09:39:07+01:00 https://forum.yubico.com/feed.php?f=16&t=552 2010-07-19T09:39:07+01:00 2010-07-19T09:39:07+01:00 https://forum.yubico.com/viewtopic.php?t=552&p=2280#p2280 <![CDATA[Re: Suggestion: AES key upload HOWTO for Linux]]>
Code:
ykpersonalize -1 -ofixed=h:ff{put in some random 10 HEX-digits here}  -ouid={put in some random 12 HEX-digits here} -v

In the code above, remove every { and }.
    -1 - Change the first configuration. Change this to '2' if you want to change configuration #2 instead.
    -ofixed - Public ID. If the key is in HEX-format (not modhex), the key should start with 'h:ff'. Else, if in modhex-format, it should start with 'vv'.
    -ouid - Private ID/UID.
This is just a summary of what is needed to make it work. When running this, you are asked to type in a passphrase that will be used to generate the AES-key. After this is done, make a copy of your AES-key and upload it to Yubico. :-)

Statistics: Posted by tctovsli — Mon Jul 19, 2010 9:39 am

]]> 2010-07-15T11:32:48+01:00 2010-07-15T11:32:48+01:00 https://forum.yubico.com/viewtopic.php?t=552&p=2275#p2275 <![CDATA[Suggestion: AES key upload HOWTO for Linux]]> http://www.yubico.com/developers/aeskeys/.
My only issue is that I'm running Linux, and I don't want to misconfigure my Yubikey since it's al.
I hoped someone with enough knowledge could make a short howto on how this is done using the CLI-tool for Linux? A quick explenation of the required settings and parameters would be great, or better yet: a short script for easing the process. ;)
Anyone up for the challenge?

Statistics: Posted by tctovsli — Thu Jul 15, 2010 11:32 am

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