user management with ssh keys

[vigilian]

Hi,

First I would like to clarify one thing. the creation of a new user doesn't create a new user in the debian system first with useradd right? because the creation of a user in the gui is something totally different?

Second what's the key IDs for a user in linux pam in the GUI? ssh keys? because it clearly doesn't work, since it doesn't read or write anything in the home of the user...

 

[dietmar]

First I would like to clarify one thing. the creation of a new user doesn't create a new user in the debian system first with useradd right? because the creation of a user in the gui is something totally different?

yes

Second what's the key IDs for a user in linux pam in the GUI?

The ID is "<username>@pam". We just use the PAM account to verify the password.

 

[vigilian]

yes




The ID is "<username>@pam". We just use the PAM account to verify the password.

sorry i didn't understand the last part, certainly because I can't put any sense in this... I was talking about the last part of the window of a user in the GUI which the name is Key IDs ... for example for the yubico realm it's the 7 first signs of each yubico key that you want to assign separated by a space.

 

[dietmar]

see https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Two-Factor_Authentication