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[pam_pcsc_cr.git] / README.md

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@@ -84,12 +84,7 @@ according to template that can be provided both to PAM module and to the
 setup program (and must be the same, obviously). In the template string,
 character '~' in the first position is substituted with the userid's
 home directory, '~' in a position other than first - with the userid
 setup program (and must be the same, obviously). In the template string,
 character '~' in the first position is substituted with the userid's
 home directory, '~' in a position other than first - with the userid

-itself, and character '?' - with the "tokenid". This latter is just an
-arbitrary string that is not involved in the authentication process.
-But, if the template contains '?' but not '~', login process can start
-without the knowlege of the userid. Userid will be picked from the file
-and injected into the PAM environment, given that tokenid is known from
-the start.
+itself.

 
 Default template string is `~/.pam_cr/auth`, i.e. the file lives in the
 user's home directory, in the subdirectory `.pam_cr`.
 
 Default template string is `~/.pam_cr/auth`, i.e. the file lives in the
 user's home directory, in the subdirectory `.pam_cr`.


@@ -142,7 +137,7 @@ PAM module has the following parameters:
 Check the [project homepage](http://www.average.org/chal-resp-auth/).
 
 Pick the source tarball
 Check the [project homepage](http://www.average.org/chal-resp-auth/).
 
 Pick the source tarball

-[here](http://www.average.org/chal-resp-auth/pam_pcsc_cr-0.9.1.tar.xz),
+[here](http://www.average.org/chal-resp-auth/pam_pcsc_cr-0.9.2.tar.xz),

 or you can [clone](git://git.average.org/git/pam_pcsc_cr.git) or
 [browse](http://www.average.org/gitweb/?p=pam_pcsc_cr.git;a=summary)
 the git repo.
 or you can [clone](git://git.average.org/git/pam_pcsc_cr.git) or
 [browse](http://www.average.org/gitweb/?p=pam_pcsc_cr.git;a=summary)
 the git repo.