Open ThomasHabets opened 7 years ago
Comment #1 originally posted by Roman2025 on 2014-04-10T21:35:11.000Z:
Yes, please add 8 digit code support. Those of us wanting to use Google Authenticator in more secure/enterprise environments are limited due to this.
Thanks!
From @james-d-elliott on September 4, 2016 5:31
I agree. An example service that uses 8 digits is Battle.net, be easier to have one app.
The RFCs allow for it, so pull requests welcome. :-)
this would be required for yubikey compatibility (#186) as well, so :+1: from me. :)
scratch that:: yubikeys actually already work with this module, so nevermind. :)
Any chance we could get that commit above merged and a new release done supporting 8 digits? That'd be awesome.
What commit?
Ah. I've not gotten a pull request.
I just tried merging it, but it requires some work to apply.
I'll accept pull requests backporting it.
Hm, it appears to be working with 8 digits here (Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS with GNOME/gdm).
Any chance this is going to get built out?
Any news?
I'm still open to merging a well written PR.
I'm still open to merging a well written PR.
@mgorny
thank you for your commit. Wanted to see if Thomas’ request was possible with your commit.
Best
From @ThomasHabets on October 10, 2014 8:7
Original issue 327 created by charly.rohart on 2013-09-26T14:25:45.000Z:
Can you add support for 8 Digits OTP codes?
6 digits is the most common use Ok - but 8 is frequently preferred when strong security is required. The OATH internal code is the same in both - just a minor adjustment is required to support 8 digits. Is is planned in a near future in the roadmap?
Copied from original issue: google/google-authenticator#326