[fprint] Fingerprint GUI -- next release (0.6) now available for testing

Wolfgang Ullrich w.ullrich at n-view.net
Sun Jan 25 20:27:01 GMT 2009


According to UPEK there is a 32-bit version of libbsapi only.
Unfortunately I have no 64-bit system for testing. I'm afraid I can't
help. Sorry.
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Regards

Wolfgang Ullrich

> On Sat, Jan 24, 2009 at 9:23 PM, Wolfgang Ullrich <w.ullrich at n-view.net> wrote:
> > Homepage: http://www.pdfserver.net/fingerprint
> >
> > Changes:
> > - fixed: Segfault in GUI when pam_unix2.so was called from "Test" button;
> > - fixed: Unlocking gnome-screensaver works now;
> > - changed: Complete new designed libpam_fingerprint.so;
> > - changed: "Install-step-by-step.pdf" tutorial enhanced for Fedora 10;
> > - added: New module "fingerprintPlugin" to be used with gnome-screensaver
> > while unlocking;
> > - added: Error message in Identifier when fingerprint device could not be
> > opened.
> > - added: New "Hacking.pdf" tutorial.
> >
> > Login and authentication have been tested on Ubuntu 8.04, 8.10 and Fedora 10
> > (both with gdm only) using standalone device HP Compaq SK-3350 (AuthenTec
> > AES2501A) and build-in UPEK Fingerprint Reader 0483:2016.
> >
> >
> Congratulations on the release, and thanks!
> Quick question: Do you know if it's possible to use the bsapi blob
> under a 64-bit environment? I'm thinking that should be possible if
> one installs the necessary 32-bit libs.
> 
> Thanks,
> Khashayar
> 
> > Wolfgang Ullrich
> >
> > e-Mail: w.ullrich at n-view.net
> 



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