[Bug 538327] Review Request: otpd - One Time Password daemon

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--- Comment #21 from Antoine Brenner <brenner-redhatbugzilla at gymglish.com>  2009-11-29 19:37:25 EDT ---
Hello,

I am not sure if I should further comment on this bug or open a new one since
what I am reporting is not 'packaging' related but more about the software
itself. I could also report on the bugtracker of http://otpd.googlecode.com if
needed. Please let me know which method is preferred. (I think googlecode might
be the best place)

As for my current issue, it is related to resynctool. The man page states that
the output of resynctool (using a > redirection) is suitable as
/etc/otpstate/username directly.

However on my system, resynctool does not produce a one-liner suitable as
state, but two lines. Example below:
$ /usr/sbin/resynctool -1 990878 -2 457035 -u testuser -k
3cd0f53cd4d94b08d249b1f861e655d774fcf0e5
0: 990878
5:testuser:0000000000000002:::0:0:0:
$

I do not know where the first line ("0: 990878\n") comes from, but it needs to
be removed to fix the "5 (service error)" I get when testing with otpauth.

IMO, this is a bug in resynctool.

Regards,
Antoine


PS:
A small command line HOTP client in the documentation folder would be a nice
addition (for tests).

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