Support for OneTimePassword logins (wish)

[SaxonBeef]

Binary package hint: gstm

Gstm is doing great, but the lack for a tighter integration with the opiekey program makes a bit annoying to use when connecting to remote servers using this authentification system. It would be nice if it silently called the opiekey program instead, and poped-up a window for entering the passphrase.

[SaxonBeef (pbourguignon)]

Sorry, could not find how to turn it into a feature request.

[Ryan Niebur (ryan52)]

okay, thanks for the idea and the bug report. I will forward it to the upstream author.

[Ryan Niebur (ryan52)]

Forwarded here:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&atid=760626&aid=2611754&group_id=145040

[Brandon Williams (opensource-subakutty)]

I don't think you intended to forward this to my project, since the feature request is for gstm. That is not to say that it wouldn't be a good idea for my alternative ssh tunnel manager, just that I think the original user was looking for functionality in gstm.

In my system, users wishing to have passwords stored for tunnels or keys would use my ssh-askpass-keyring program, which stores passphrases in the gnome keyring. A feature request for my ssh-askpass-keyring program would be appropriate, and I might open a wishlist bug against that program, too.

[SaxonBeef (pbourguignon)]

Hi,

I don't quite understand why the bug report has been forwarded to you.
I originally posted it as a feature request for gSTM on launchpad, and
did not perform any further action.

Thanks for having kindly let me know.

Best,

Pierre Yves

Brandon Williams <email address hidden> a écrit :

> I don't think you intended to forward this to my project, since the
> feature request is for gstm. That is not to say that it wouldn't be a
> good idea for my alternative ssh tunnel manager, just that I think the
> original user was looking for functionality in gstm.
>
> In my system, users wishing to have passwords stored for tunnels or keys
> would use my ssh-askpass-keyring program, which stores passphrases in
> the gnome keyring. A feature request for my ssh-askpass-keyring program
> would be appropriate, and I might open a wishlist bug against that
> program, too.
>
> ** Changed in: tunnelmanager
> Status: New => Invalid
>
> --
> Support for OneTimePassword logins (wish)
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/330527
> You received this bug notification because you are a direct subscriber
> of the bug.
>
> Status in SSH Tunnel Manager: Invalid
> Status in ?gstm? source package in Ubuntu: Triaged
>
> Bug description:
> Binary package hint: gstm
>
> Gstm is doing great, but the lack for a tighter integration with the
> opiekey program makes a bit annoying to use when connecting to
> remote servers using this authentification system. It would be nice
> if it silently called the opiekey program instead, and poped-up a
> window for entering the passphrase.
>

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