Hello jerry,
I am a newbie and feeling my way in.. Learning a bit everyday!... Even though i have sucessfully posted two questions which have been solved, i am now strugglimg to post another question ..cant find the "new topic" icon hence my replying to yr post ..perhaps you can help!
Anyway, my real question (apart from wanting to know where the new post icon is) is... On my old pc (windows) i was using win authenticator as two factor authorisation for a few websites i use (cryptocurrency stuff)... Now on my new pc, which i have set up linux mint 19 on (and loving it) Do you know how i set up the win or google authenticator in linux mint.. Also have to transfer other stuff, but any suggestions appreciated thanks a lot david in cairns Australia
New topic button, and setting up the win or google authenticator in linux mint
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New topic button, and setting up the win or google authenticator in linux mint
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Re: Hello From Akron, Ohio
It's in every forum section where you can start a new topic, so first go to the correct forum section and then find the button here (or at the very bottom of the page where there is a second one): Normally asking questions in someone elses introduction topic is considered rude, so I'll remove this once I'm sure you've seen it and know how to post. So please let me know. Thanks!
If your issue is solved, kindly indicate that by editing the first post in the topic, and adding [SOLVED] to the title. Thanks!
Re: Hello From Akron, Ohio
Thanks for your reply jerry... Yes all good now... Thanks again.. Wasnt meaning to be rude, just couldnt find the new post icon.
Re: New topic button?
I'm not Jerry, but that's okay, and you're welcome.
(Just to make things clearer for other readers: this topic was split off from a different one, for obvious reasons.)
(Just to make things clearer for other readers: this topic was split off from a different one, for obvious reasons.)
If your issue is solved, kindly indicate that by editing the first post in the topic, and adding [SOLVED] to the title. Thanks!
Re: New topic button?
He's probably best served to create a new topic now that he knows how to. I don't know the answer, either, for all I know google authenticator is an Android app and thus you use it on your smartphone, not your desktop, i.e. there's nothing to set up.
Re: New topic button, and setting up the win or google authenticator in linux mint
Good point, and yes, a new topic would be best. I mostly split this off because it had no business being in the old thread.
If your issue is solved, kindly indicate that by editing the first post in the topic, and adding [SOLVED] to the title. Thanks!
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Re: New topic button, and setting up the win or google authenticator in linux mint
There is a terminal based google-authenticator in the repos
To use after installation run
There is also a GUI Authenticator app available as a flatpak from Software Manager.
apt install libpam-google-authenticator
To use after installation run
google-authenticator
There is also a GUI Authenticator app available as a flatpak from Software Manager.
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Re: New topic button?
Well, there's something at https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Go ... henticator but Google authenticator sounds rather like having to provide Google with a reachable mobile phone number to me, so I'm myself not going to experiment with any of it...