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Windows Hello™ style facial authentication for Linux

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howdy-cli-py-getuid.patch 0000000449 449 Bytes
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Comments 9

Episteme PROMENEUR's avatar

promeneur wrote

Hello

May we have howdy for opensuse 15.2 ?

Thanks


Dmitriy Afanasyev's avatar

dmafanasyev wrote

Hello,

Currently only the following repositories available for rpm build:

openSUSE_Leap_15.0 openSUSE_Leap_15.1 openSUSE_Tumbleweed

As soon as repository for 15.2 will be added I rebuild rpm.


Dmitriy Afanasyev's avatar

dmafanasyev wrote

Hello, The repository openSUSE_Leap_15.2 have added.


Markus Kolb's avatar

kolbma wrote

There are some problems with requirements.
In 15.2 with python-opencv the python2 version gets installed. The howdy script runs with hardcoded python3.
So there is a requirement for python3-opencv.
Also the requirement for pythons's dlib is commented in the spec, although it is required for howdy.


Dmitriy Afanasyev's avatar

dmafanasyev wrote

Thanks a lot. I have accepted your request.


Episteme PROMENEUR's avatar

promeneur wrote

Everytime after system update the modifications of authentication configuration files located at /usr/etc/pam.d are reseted. Hence you need to configure the system services for using the Howdy everytime after packages update.

So it is not a mature project for openSUSE, just an experimental one. Right ?

Anyway, thanks for your job


Dmitriy Afanasyev's avatar

dmafanasyev wrote

Yes, this is just my little experiment on building an OpenSUSE package. There is probably some way to automatically recover reseted files but I haven't figured it out yet.


Prithvi Vishak's avatar

Pippadi wrote

Hello! Certain dependencies seem to have changed names. pam-python is now python310-python-pam. Also, I had to install python310-python-pam separately (but from your repository).

Thanks for the package!


Dmitriy Afanasyev's avatar

dmafanasyev wrote

Hello! https://software.opensuse.org/package/python-python-pam - may be this is more convenience package?

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