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| author | b1galez <b1galez@fbcee277-3294-991b-8290-beb7048acdd6> | 2010-12-14 10:40:58 +0000 |
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| committer | b1galez <b1galez@fbcee277-3294-991b-8290-beb7048acdd6> | 2010-12-14 10:40:58 +0000 |
| commit | 14c76e5b936e3c91d88d21e30558d4eee1ab98ef (patch) | |
| tree | 3c5d639ef203e7d43154f58edeac4172ce084a2f /README | |
| parent | Fixed version identification in headers sent to client. (diff) | |
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3.0 Release, added MySQL support, various fixes.
git-svn-id: http://yubico-yubiserve.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@29 fbcee277-3294-991b-8290-beb7048acdd6
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@@ -3,10 +3,11 @@ YubiServe has been written by Alessio Periloso <mail *at* periloso.it> Version 1.0: 21/05/2010 Version 2.0: 19/11/2010 Version 2.9: 13/12/2010 +Version 3.0: 14/12/2010 == Description == This simple service allows to authenticate Yubikeys and OATH Tokens using -only a small sqlite database. +only a small sqlite database (the mysql support is optional!) The code has been released under GNU license (license into LICENSE file) The project is divided into two parts: @@ -17,12 +18,20 @@ The project is divided into two parts: == Installation == Installation is pretty simple, you just have to install few python packages: Under Debian, you can run: -apt-get install python python-sqlite python-crypto python-openssl +apt-get install python python-crypto python-openssl +If you want to add the sqlite support, you should run: +apt-get install python-sqlite +Or, if you want to add the mysql support, you should run: +apt-get install python-mysqldb +If you chosen the mysql support, you must create a database and create the +tables. The mysql dump is at src/dump.mysql. Then, you have to generate the certificate for ssl validation, so if you don't already have a certificate you have to issue the following command to self-sign one: openssl req -new -x509 -keyout yubiserve.pem -out yubiserve.pem -days 365 -nodes -That's all, yes! + +A good idea would be taking a look at yubiserve.cfg, to configure the validation server settings. + After installing the needed packages, you just need to extract the files to a directory, add the keys and launch the server (or, if you prefer you can launch the server before adding the keys, it doesn't matter). @@ -156,4 +165,4 @@ h=vYoG9Av8uG6OqVkmMFuANi4fyWw= That's all. Pretty simple, huh? Of course you can add new keys while the server is already running, without needing it to restart, and of course multiple queries a time are allowed, that's why the server -is multithreaded.
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