Issue with 2FA on Fedora/GNOME logging in

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

I already use 2FA to SSH into Fedora with libpam/google-authenticator.

I also tried setting it up for GNOME desktop login. However, after logging out and going back to the login screen, I type in the 2FA code (which it accepts fine via SSH) and it says it is incorrect. I have a feeling SELinux is messing it up. Luckily I could SSH back in and fix it back.

Anybody have any experience with this?

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