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Add a note to clarify that 2FA isn't supported in JSON protocol and fix
man page compilation for `pam_json_services` option.
:feature: Unified passwordless login in the GUI. SSSD now supports a
rich authentication selection interface. Users can login with
smartcards, passkey, External IdPs and passwords directly
within the graphical user interface.
:packaging: SSSD now supports authentication mechanism selection through
PAM using a JSON-based protocol. This feature enables
passwordless authentication mechanisms in GUI login
environments that support the protocol.
Feature will be supported by GNOME Display Manager (GDM)
starting with GNOME 50. While currently optimized for GNOME,
the JSON protocol design allows for future support in other
display managers.
authselect is the recommended approach and will handle the
necessary PAM stack modifications automatically starting
with version 1.7 through the new option `with-switch-auth`
which provides a new PAM service called `switchable-auth`.
Manual PAM configuration is also possible.
For more technical details and implementation specifications,
see the design documentation:
SSSD/sssd.io#79
Signed-off-by: Iker Pedrosa <ipedrosa@redhat.com>
Add a note to clarify that 2FA isn't supported in JSON protocol and fix
man page compilation for `pam_json_services` option.
:feature: Unified passwordless login in the GUI. SSSD now supports a
rich authentication selection interface. Users can login with
smartcards, passkey, External IdPs and passwords directly
within the graphical user interface.
:packaging: SSSD now supports authentication mechanism selection through
PAM using a JSON-based protocol. This feature enables
passwordless authentication mechanisms in GUI login
environments that support the protocol.
Feature will be supported by GNOME Display Manager (GDM)
starting with GNOME 50. While currently optimized for GNOME,
the JSON protocol design allows for future support in other
display managers.
authselect is the recommended approach and will handle the
necessary PAM stack modifications automatically starting
with version 1.7 through the new option `with-switch-auth`
which provides a new PAM service called `switchable-auth`.
Manual PAM configuration is also possible.
For more technical details and implementation specifications,
see the design documentation:
SSSD/sssd.io#79
Signed-off-by: Iker Pedrosa <ipedrosa@redhat.com>
Add a note to clarify that 2FA isn't supported in JSON protocol and fix
man page compilation for `pam_json_services` option.
:feature: Unified passwordless login in the GUI. SSSD now supports a
rich authentication selection interface. Users can login with
smartcards, passkey, External IdPs and passwords directly
within the graphical user interface.
:packaging: SSSD now supports authentication mechanism selection through
PAM using a JSON-based protocol. This feature enables
passwordless authentication mechanisms in GUI login
environments that support the protocol.
Feature will be supported by GNOME Display Manager (GDM)
starting with GNOME 50. While currently optimized for GNOME,
the JSON protocol design allows for future support in other
display managers.
authselect is the recommended approach and will handle the
necessary PAM stack modifications automatically starting
with version 1.7 through the new option `with-switch-auth`
which provides a new PAM service called `switchable-auth`.
Manual PAM configuration is also possible.
For more technical details and implementation specifications,
see the design documentation:
SSSD/sssd.io#79
Signed-off-by: Iker Pedrosa <ipedrosa@redhat.com>
Add a note to clarify that 2FA isn't supported in JSON protocol and fix
man page compilation for `pam_json_services` option.
:feature: Unified passwordless login in the GUI. SSSD now supports a
rich authentication selection interface. Users can login with
smartcards, passkey, External IdPs and passwords directly
within the graphical user interface.
:packaging: SSSD now supports authentication mechanism selection through
PAM using a JSON-based protocol. This feature enables
passwordless authentication mechanisms in GUI login
environments that support the protocol.
Feature will be supported by GNOME Display Manager (GDM)
starting with GNOME 50. While currently optimized for GNOME,
the JSON protocol design allows for future support in other
display managers.
authselect is the recommended approach and will handle the
necessary PAM stack modifications automatically starting
with version 1.7 through the new option `with-switch-auth`
which provides a new PAM service called `switchable-auth`.
Manual PAM configuration is also possible.
For more technical details and implementation specifications,
see the design documentation:
SSSD/sssd.io#79
Signed-off-by: Iker Pedrosa <ipedrosa@redhat.com>
Add a note to clarify that 2FA isn't supported in JSON protocol and fix
man page compilation for `pam_json_services` option.
:feature: Unified passwordless login in the GUI. SSSD now supports a
rich authentication selection interface. Users can login with
smartcards, passkey, External IdPs and passwords directly
within the graphical user interface.
:packaging: SSSD now supports authentication mechanism selection through
PAM using a JSON-based protocol. This feature enables
passwordless authentication mechanisms in GUI login
environments that support the protocol.
Feature will be supported by GNOME Display Manager (GDM)
starting with GNOME 50. While currently optimized for GNOME,
the JSON protocol design allows for future support in other
display managers.
authselect is the recommended approach and will handle the
necessary PAM stack modifications automatically starting
with version 1.7 through the new option `with-switch-auth`
which provides a new PAM service called `switchable-auth`.
Manual PAM configuration is also possible.
For more technical details and implementation specifications,
see the design documentation:
SSSD/sssd.io#79
Signed-off-by: Iker Pedrosa <ipedrosa@redhat.com>
Reviewed-by: Justin Stephenson <jstephen@redhat.com>
Reviewed-by: Sumit Bose <sbose@redhat.com>
Add a note to clarify that 2FA isn't supported in JSON protocol and fix
man page compilation for `pam_json_services` option.
:feature: Unified passwordless login in the GUI. SSSD now supports a
rich authentication selection interface. Users can login with
smartcards, passkey, External IdPs and passwords directly
within the graphical user interface.
:packaging: SSSD now supports authentication mechanism selection through
PAM using a JSON-based protocol. This feature enables
passwordless authentication mechanisms in GUI login
environments that support the protocol.
Feature will be supported by GNOME Display Manager (GDM)
starting with GNOME 50. While currently optimized for GNOME,
the JSON protocol design allows for future support in other
display managers.
authselect is the recommended approach and will handle the
necessary PAM stack modifications automatically starting
with version 1.7 through the new option `with-switch-auth`
which provides a new PAM service called `switchable-auth`.
Manual PAM configuration is also possible.
For more technical details and implementation specifications,
see the design documentation:
SSSD/sssd.io#79
Signed-off-by: Iker Pedrosa <ipedrosa@redhat.com>
Reviewed-by: Justin Stephenson <jstephen@redhat.com>
Reviewed-by: Sumit Bose <sbose@redhat.com>
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@ikerexxe once released will Passwordless GDM supported package versions be added to to this design page? (SSSD, GDM, authselect) |
Add a note to clarify that 2FA isn't supported in JSON protocol and fix
man page compilation for `pam_json_services` option.
:feature: Unified passwordless login in the GUI. SSSD now supports a
rich authentication selection interface. Users can login with
smartcards, passkey, External IdPs and passwords directly
within the graphical user interface.
:packaging: SSSD now supports authentication mechanism selection through
PAM using a JSON-based protocol. This feature enables
passwordless authentication mechanisms in GUI login
environments that support the protocol.
Feature will be supported by GNOME Display Manager (GDM)
starting with GNOME 50. While currently optimized for GNOME,
the JSON protocol design allows for future support in other
display managers.
authselect is the recommended approach and will handle the
necessary PAM stack modifications automatically starting
with version 1.7 through the new option `with-switch-auth`
which provides a new PAM service called `switchable-auth`.
Manual PAM configuration is also possible.
For more technical details and implementation specifications,
see the design documentation:
SSSD/sssd.io#79
Signed-off-by: Iker Pedrosa <ipedrosa@redhat.com>
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@justin-stephenson it makes sense so I added those at the end |
Add a note to clarify that 2FA isn't supported in JSON protocol and fix
man page compilation for `pam_json_services` option.
:feature: Unified passwordless login in the GUI. SSSD now supports a
rich authentication selection interface. Users can login with
smartcards, passkey, External IdPs and passwords directly
within the graphical user interface.
:packaging: SSSD now supports authentication mechanism selection through
PAM using a JSON-based protocol. This feature enables
passwordless authentication mechanisms in GUI login
environments that support the protocol.
Feature will be supported by GNOME Display Manager (GDM)
starting with GNOME 50. While currently optimized for GNOME,
the JSON protocol design allows for future support in other
display managers.
authselect is the recommended approach and will handle the
necessary PAM stack modifications automatically starting
with version 1.7 through the new option `with-switch-auth`
which provides a new PAM service called `switchable-auth`.
Manual PAM configuration is also possible.
For more technical details and implementation specifications,
see the design documentation:
SSSD/sssd.io#79
Signed-off-by: Iker Pedrosa <ipedrosa@redhat.com>
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CI failure seems unrelated and I already have a fix for it at #97 |
Thanks, can you rebase to get a green run. bye, |
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Done |
sumit-bose
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Hi,
thank you for the updates, ACK.
bye,
Sumit
Add a note to clarify that 2FA isn't supported in JSON protocol and fix
man page compilation for `pam_json_services` option.
:feature: Unified passwordless login in the GUI. SSSD now supports a
rich authentication selection interface. Users can login with
smartcards, passkey, External IdPs and passwords directly
within the graphical user interface.
:packaging: SSSD now supports authentication mechanism selection through
PAM using a JSON-based protocol. This feature enables
passwordless authentication mechanisms in GUI login
environments that support the protocol.
Feature will be supported by GNOME Display Manager (GDM)
starting with GNOME 50. While currently optimized for GNOME,
the JSON protocol design allows for future support in other
display managers.
authselect is the recommended approach and will handle the
necessary PAM stack modifications automatically starting
with version 1.7 through the new option `with-switch-auth`
which provides a new PAM service called `switchable-auth`.
Manual PAM configuration is also possible.
For more technical details and implementation specifications,
see the design documentation:
SSSD/sssd.io#79
Signed-off-by: Iker Pedrosa <ipedrosa@redhat.com>
Passwordless authentication from the GUI.