I have my yubikey setup to authenticate when logging in. Problem is when I insert my yubikey into a USB port, the login changes to a smart card login.
I do not use smart card logins.
How can I disable the login entry for yubikey (so I can login)? This setup was working fine...
ETA: Really?
ETA2: After restarting, same problem.
sudo pkexec vi /etc/pam.d/sudo
delete line added for yubikey
:w
:q
sudo reboot @login screen
enter username
enter password
sorry wrong password
enter username
enter password
plug in yubikey
Logged in.
After updating my system Zorin OS said it had to restart. It restarted just fine but same error when trying to login. I was able to login once but not after that. I checked /etc/pam.d/sudo, there is no entry for yubikey.
How can I fix this login issue so that I can use my yubikey every time to login?
I have my yubikey setup to login. 90% of the time it works but the other 10% it refuses to allow me to log in. When inserting my yubikey, the Y lights up and stays lit and I am prompted for my smart card pin. I do not have a smart card.
Why is Zorin doing this? 2 nights ago in my car, I can log in just fine. Yesterday at my house, I cannot login.
As Zorin is based on Ubuntu 22.04 check this askubuntu thread:
Before doing anything, can you login on Zorin on xorg instead of Wayland to see if that is the issue? When you select your username at login, but before entering your password you should see a cog appear lower right of password field, left-click and select Zorin on xorg before entering your login password.