def program_static_password(self, slot, key, keyboard_layout):
with self._open_device([OtpConnection]) as conn:
session = YubiOtpSession(conn)
scan_codes = encode(key, KEYBOARD_LAYOUT[keyboard_layout])
try:
session.put_configuration(slot, StaticPasswordSlotConfiguration(scan_codes))
except CommandError as e:
logger.debug("Failed to program static password", exc_info=e)
return failure("write error")
return success()
def test_slot_touch_triggered(self, session, read_config, slot):
session.put_configuration(slot, HmacSha1SlotConfiguration(b"a" * 16))
state = read_config()
assert state.is_configured(slot)
assert not state.is_touch_triggered(slot)
session.put_configuration(slot, StaticPasswordSlotConfiguration(b"a"))
state = read_config()
assert state.is_configured(slot)
assert state.is_touch_triggered(slot)
session.delete_slot(slot)
state = read_config()
assert not state.is_configured(slot)
assert not state.is_touch_triggered(slot)
def static(ctx, slot, password, generate, length, keyboard_layout, no_enter,
force):
"""
Configure a static password.
To avoid problems with different keyboard layouts, the following characters
(upper and lower case) are allowed by default: cbdefghijklnrtuv
Use the --keyboard-layout option to allow more characters based on
preferred keyboard layout.
"""
session = ctx.obj["session"]
if password and len(password) > 38:
ctx.fail("Password too long (maximum length is 38 characters).")
if generate and not length:
ctx.fail("Provide a length for the generated password.")
if not password and not generate:
password = click_prompt("Enter a static password")
elif not password and generate:
password = generate_static_pw(length, keyboard_layout)
scan_codes = encode(password, keyboard_layout)
if not force:
_confirm_slot_overwrite(session.get_config_state(), slot)
try:
session.put_configuration(
slot,
StaticPasswordSlotConfiguration(scan_codes).append_cr(
not no_enter),
ctx.obj["access_code"],
ctx.obj["access_code"],
)
except CommandError as e:
_failed_to_write_msg(ctx, e)