otpme 0.3.0a211

OTPme: A flexible One-Time-Password system

Installation instructions

Warning: OTPme is alpha software. Do not use it in production. Expect breaking changes, incomplete features and bugs.

Full documentation is available at https://otpme.readthedocs.io.

Manpages can be installed with:

otpme-install-manpages

Install debian dependencies

apt-get install python3.11-venv gobjc++ python3-pybind11 python3-dev build-essential cmake gcc dbus-x11 freeradius freeradius-python3 libacl1-dev libnss-cache liboath0 liboath-dev libpcsclite1 libpq-dev libre2-9 libre2-dev libsystemd-dev pkg-config postgresql postgresql-server-dev-all pwgen pyflakes3 redis redis-server redis-tools libpcsclite-dev ykcs11 fuse3 libpam-python

Disable installed services

systemctl stop redis
systemctl disable redis
systemctl stop postgresql
systemctl disable postgresql
systemctl stop freeradius
systemctl disable freeradius

Install otpme

Add otpme system user

useradd -r -U -d /var/lib/otpme otpme

Enable nsswitch nsscache module

Edit /etc/nsswitch.conf and append 'cache' to the lines passwd, shadow and group.

Create python venv

python3 -m venv /opt/otpme
. /opt/otpme/bin/activate

Install otpme and dependencies

pip3 install cython

Pick the install variant matching what this machine should do:

Command	Role
pip3 install otpme	host — client + otpme-agent + PAM + nsscache + offline login. Default.
pip3 install 'otpme[backuphost]'	backup host — backup server for nodes, shares and hosts.
pip3 install 'otpme[ssohost]'	SSO portal host — front-end for the SSO/OIDC web portal. Holds no backend secrets, so it can be deployed into the DMZ.
pip3 install 'otpme[node]'	node — full server install, all features.
pip3 install 'otpme[node,dev]'	full server + dev tools (pytest, coverage, ruff).

The backuphost and ssohost roles are activated by setting BACKUP_SERVER resp. SSO_SERVER to True in /etc/otpme/otpme.conf.

Copy configuration files

cp -a /opt/otpme/lib/python3.11/site-packages/etc/otpme /etc/
cp -a /etc/otpme/otpme.conf.dist /etc/otpme/otpme.conf

Edit /etc/otpme/otpme.conf

POSTGRES_PG_CTL_BIN="/usr/lib/postgresql/15/bin/pg_ctl"

Create PYTHONPATH file with path to venv (e.g. /opt/otpme/lib/python3.11/site-packages/)

/etc/otpme/PYTHONPATH

Init your otpme realm

otpme-realm --api -ddee --color-logs -f init --ca-key-len 2048 --site-key-len 2048 --node-key-len 2048 --dicts english,en-top10000,common-passwords,us-female,us-male,us-surnames,abbreviations-it --id-ranges "uidNumber:s:100000-200000,gidNumber:s:100000-200000" yourrealm.tld yoursite localhost 127.0.0.1

Note: Scan the generated QRCode with the "Google Autenticator App" and note the PIN of the admin token.

Start OTPme daemons

otpme-controld start

Login with admin token

You need to input pin+otp.
otpme-tool login

Add optional U2F/fido2 attestation certificates from https://developers.yubico.com/FIDO/yubico-fido-ca-certs.txt.

wget https://developers.yubico.com/FIDO/yubico-fido-ca-1.pem
wget https://developers.yubico.com/FIDO/yubico-fido-ca-2.pem
otpme-site add_fido2_ca_cert yoursite yubico-fido-ca-1.pem
otpme-site add_fido2_ca_cert yoursite yubico-fido-ca-2.pem
otpme-site config yoursite check_fido2_attestation_cert True

Disable gpg-agent (systemd) to use yubikey/GPG card with the PAM module.

systemctl --global mask --now gpg-agent.service gpg-agent.socket gpg-agent-ssh.socket gpg-agent-extra.socket gpg-agent-browser.socket