Open federicoon opened 8 years ago
Many apologies. I'll clear that up ASAP.
Thank you! By the way, could you please update the documentation in the README file, and give some more details and examples on the new PIN feature, which was not included into older versions? Furthermore, how does the Provider thing work exactly? What's "RCFAS"? Sorry for bothering, but I could not find any information about it.
Will do.
RCFAS is our Research Computing organization for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
ajk
Aaron Kitzmiller aaron.kitzmiller@gmail.com
On Jan 26, 2016, at 4:15 AM, federicoon notifications@github.com wrote:
Thank you! By the way, could you please update the documentation in the README file, and give some more details and examples on the new PIN feature, which was not included into older versions? Furthermore, how does the Provider thing work exactly? What's "RCFAS"? Sorry for bothering, but I could not find any information about it.
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I tried to launch JAuth from command line as shown in the README file:
java -jar JAuth.jar <myauthfile>
but it didn't work: a GUI opened up prompting for a PIN and no OTP was displayed. I also noticed in the AuthenticatorGUI.java source file there is a function named getSecret(), which scans the command line arguments for a file to get the secret from, yet that function is never called in the AuthenticatorGUI's code.