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After implementing the modifications specified here and rebooting, I'm still getting this warning at startup:
[WARNING] your OS's memlock limit may be too low for you (current value: 16777216 bytes).
This may cause issues when importing third parties databases or dealing with tens of tokens.
For information on how to increase the memlock value, please have a look at https://github.com/paolostivanin/OTPClient/wiki/Secure-Memory-Limitations
couldn't lock 16384 bytes of memory (dh): Cannot allocate memory
Couldn't find the password in the secret service.
I have pam_limits defined in multiple config files under /etc/pam.d:
Hello,
it's showing the warning because with the latest release I've increase the minimum amount of suggested secure memory.
You should use unlimited instead of 16384. I've updated the Wiki accordingly.
Hello,
After implementing the modifications specified here and rebooting, I'm still getting this warning at startup:
pam_limits
defined in multiple config files under/etc/pam.d
:memlock
limits for all users:ulimit -l
returns the correct value:Additional info:
otpclient v3.2.1
.Am I doing something wrong?
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