17 Sep 2024 |
feanaro_curufinwe | For now the cold boot was successful. I will take a look a little bit more during couple of days | 03:50:47 |
leapfog | Anyone here using a Yubikey or other FIDO2 sticks? I bought some and found that they can also be used to login via ssh or even local (via pam). While ssh works out of the box (since openssh 8.2), local login needs a line to be added to a pam file. How can I add the following line auth sufficient pam_u2f.so cue to pam's system-auth file? (That line allows to login by inserting the key and touching it, i.e. no passwords anymore, if to be used as a second factor a different line has to be used), | 09:03:53 |
Reilly Brogan | Copy the default pam file for that to /etc/pam.d | 17:32:14 |
Reilly Brogan | sudo mkdir /etc/pam.d
sudo cp /usr/share/defaults/etc/pam.d/system-auth /etc/pam.d
| 17:32:56 |
feanaro_curufinwe | Okay, still not works in some cases. I bet it is just microsoft who did something that prevents the correct work of Linux. | 18:04:48 |
TraceyC | It's more likely there's just something needed. Microsoft has nothing to do with this. | 19:59:04 |
Reilly Brogan | You could try the LTS kernel | 20:18:26 |
Reilly Brogan | Do you have a Nvidia GPU? | 20:18:40 |
18 Sep 2024 |
| luizmatheus joined the room. | 00:07:07 |
luizmatheus | Download image.png | 00:07:20 |
luizmatheus | i dont know why | 00:07:34 |
luizmatheus | but its broken | 00:07:39 |
luizmatheus | Download image.png | 00:08:27 |
luizmatheus | this is broken to, anyone get this problem? | 00:08:34 |
feanaro_curufinwe | In reply to @reillybrogan:matrix.org Do you have a Nvidia GPU? full AMD. | 02:12:56 |
Reilly Brogan | Then you should just be able to switch to the lts kernel without installing anything extra | 05:22:40 |
feanaro_curufinwe | Okay, I'll try it at evening | 05:41:34 |
luizmatheus | Download image.png | 16:54:57 |
luizmatheus | my first broken | 16:55:01 |
luizmatheus | i dont know why haha i just update | 16:55:10 |
luizmatheus | any solutions for this ? i already google it but dont find | 16:55:52 |
Staudey | The linux-current package falsely reports as broken. It's fine | 17:02:10 |
luizmatheus | I got a shock now, because I never install anything different here haha | 17:04:48 |
luizmatheus | thanks | 17:04:49 |
TraceyC | The unfortunate pains and false errors from us updating our tooling. It will be worth it! | 17:19:06 |
19 Sep 2024 |
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kaktuspalme | Reilly Brogan: https://discuss.getsol.us/d/10942-openfortivpn-segmentation-fault I just saw your comment here. I'm a user of openfortivpn, In case you want me to try it. My workaround is to use nmcli, with nmcli I can do the connection | 16:00:28 |