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Author: | megatraveller2 [ Wed Feb 04, 2015 4:27 pm ] |
Post subject: | OS X 10.10.2 Challange Response kind of working...not |
Hi, I implemented my new Yubikey into my OS X PAM like described within https://developers.yubico.com/yubico-pam/MacOS_X_Challenge-Response.html I entered the Code: auth sufficient pam_yubico.so mode=challenge-response debug line into /etc/pam.d/sudoThat is what I get as Output when I try to sudo: Code: 55-555-1::[20150204-160652]::mT@yg:~ $ sudo -i Password: debug: pam_yubico.c:764 (parse_cfg): called. debug: pam_yubico.c:765 (parse_cfg): flags -2147483648 argc 2 debug: pam_yubico.c:767 (parse_cfg): argv[0]=mode=challenge-response debug: pam_yubico.c:767 (parse_cfg): argv[1]=debug debug: pam_yubico.c:768 (parse_cfg): id=-1 debug: pam_yubico.c:769 (parse_cfg): key=(null) debug: pam_yubico.c:770 (parse_cfg): debug=1 debug: pam_yubico.c:771 (parse_cfg): alwaysok=0 debug: pam_yubico.c:772 (parse_cfg): verbose_otp=0 debug: pam_yubico.c:773 (parse_cfg): try_first_pass=0 debug: pam_yubico.c:774 (parse_cfg): use_first_pass=0 debug: pam_yubico.c:775 (parse_cfg): authfile=(null) debug: pam_yubico.c:776 (parse_cfg): ldapserver=(null) debug: pam_yubico.c:777 (parse_cfg): ldap_uri=(null) debug: pam_yubico.c:778 (parse_cfg): ldapdn=(null) debug: pam_yubico.c:779 (parse_cfg): user_attr=(null) debug: pam_yubico.c:780 (parse_cfg): yubi_attr=(null) debug: pam_yubico.c:781 (parse_cfg): yubi_attr_prefix=(null) debug: pam_yubico.c:782 (parse_cfg): url=(null) debug: pam_yubico.c:783 (parse_cfg): urllist=(null) debug: pam_yubico.c:784 (parse_cfg): capath=(null) debug: pam_yubico.c:785 (parse_cfg): token_id_length=12 debug: pam_yubico.c:786 (parse_cfg): mode=chresp debug: pam_yubico.c:787 (parse_cfg): chalresp_path=(null) debug: pam_yubico.c:829 (pam_sm_authenticate): get user returned: mT debug: pam_yubico.c:506 (do_challenge_response): Loading challenge from file /Users/mT/.yubico/challenge-3016718 debug: util.c:270 (load_chalresp_state): Challenge: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, salt: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, iterations: 10000, slot: 2 debug: pam_yubico.c:584 (do_challenge_response): Got the expected response, generating new challenge (63 bytes). debug: pam_yubico.c:664 (do_challenge_response): Challenge-response success! So, it give me a success at the end, but OS X seems to be really unimpressed by this and still ask me for the password -.- Where do I go wrong? :/ I already searched for one week, but of course I do also not want to brick my box, by removing password auth from the /etc/pam.d/sudo It also fails when I try to do the same in the file /etc/pam.d/screensaver Advance Thanks |
Author: | megatraveller2 [ Fri Feb 13, 2015 3:05 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: OS X 10.10.2 Challange Response kind of working...not |
So, at least I got that far https://github.com/Yubico/yubico-pam/is ... t-74229128 Maybe I will find here somebody who got the Screensaver login on OS X 10.10 up and running. |
Author: | basteed [ Sat Sep 26, 2015 8:06 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: OS X 10.10.2 Challange Response kind of working...not |
megatraveller2 wrote: So, at least I got that far https://github.com/Yubico/yubico-pam/is ... t-74229128 Maybe I will find here somebody who got the Screensaver login on OS X 10.10 up and running. I have just got screensaver 2FA working on 10.10.5 using homebrew installed pam_yubico and my Neo-n As described here YubiKey expects to find the pam_yubico.so file in /usr/lib/pam. Homebrew of course cannot install to system dirs (requires sudo), so I moved it there from the homebrew installed location - for v2.19: Code: sudo mv /usr/local/Cellar/pam_yubico/2.19/lib/security/pam_yubico.so /usr/lib/pam/pam_yubico.so You could use a sym link, but that may be a problem when you upgrade to newer version, as the path will change. |
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