2-Factor Authentication (2FA)

[bandit8623 296]

2 hours ago, raudraido said:

ha is open source

And you can add many open source code to a closed source. My point is it's available to be added.

Edited Tuesday at 07:48 PM by bandit8623
many not any

[ebr 17043]

53 minutes ago, bandit8623 said:

And you can add any open source code to a closed source

Not in most cases.  That would cause the closed source item to become a "derivative product" and immediately make it open source.

[bandit8623 296]

30 minutes ago, ebr said:

Not in most cases.  That would cause the closed source item to become a "derivative product" and immediately make it open source.

Depends on the wording. So have you actually looked at totp?  this proves to me you guys havent even started doing anything for this yet.

https://share.google/aimode/lTsjQgzCy0nfXxQz6

Edited Tuesday at 07:47 PM by bandit8623

[ebr 17043]

39 minutes ago, bandit8623 said:

Depends on the wording. So have you actually looked at totp?  this proves to me you guys havent even started doing anything for this yet.

https://share.google/aimode/lTsjQgzCy0nfXxQz6

My comment wasn't about TOTP.  It was about your statement that open source code could be used in a closed-source product.  There is also a distinction between using "code" and utilizing an open source library, etc.

I agree that the OSS issue is not really related to the implementation of 2FA.  My comment was just to clarify a general statement.  As such, probably superfluous.  Sorry.

[Painkiller88 256]

Has anyone ever tried this Plugin:

https://github.com/Graxo/emby-sso

This plugin uses authentik to add MFA and SSO in front of emby, and should work for most devices.

[bandit8623 296]

7 hours ago, ebr said:

My comment wasn't about TOTP.  It was about your statement that open source code could be used in a closed-source product.  There is also a distinction between using "code" and utilizing an open source library, etc.

I agree that the OSS issue is not really related to the implementation of 2FA.  My comment was just to clarify a general statement.  As such, probably superfluous.  Sorry.

all good