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encrypted swipe card login?
Hi all , I was just wondering if anyone knows how to (or if its possible) to set up an OpenBSD system to use an encrypted key log in?
Idealy, an encrypted swipe card/usb key or similar or some package to use the print reader on an lenovo laptop. Thanks |
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The softraid(4) driver's CRYPTO discipline can use an external storage device, such as a USB "stick", as a key. See the -k, "keydisk" function in the bioctl(8) man page, as well as the misc@ archives where the use of keydisks with bioctl has been discussed. To get you started, some of these postings might be helpful.
I use softraid to encrypt /home on my netbook that travels with me, but I do not use a keydisk, just a passphrase. Last edited by jggimi; 7th December 2012 at 07:11 PM. Reason: typo |
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Thanks ocicat
(nice OBSD ports page to) Cheers jggimi, aye I have done the same on one of my laptops to, thanks. I think I can get libfprint to do the job. |
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