I can confirm that behaviour. The manpage tells us to use tf-tool --add-user though it is patched out. It is supposed to copy the bir-file to /etc/pam_thinkfinger/$USER.bir
This is easy to achieve: generate your thinkfinger.bir file with tf-tool --acquire and either hardlink it to /etc/pam_libthinkfinger/ or just leave it there.
Because the ubuntu README reads:
> To verify a fingerprint run 'tf-tool --verify'. tf-tool will by default
> read a fingerprint image from ~/.thinkfinger.bir and compare that with the
> finger which is being swiped. You can override this location by passing
> the desired location as parameter.
A hint would be nice, that --add-user has been patched out.
I can confirm that behaviour. The manpage tells us to use tf-tool --add-user though it is patched out. It is supposed to copy the bir-file to /etc/pam_ thinkfinger/ $USER.bir libthinkfinger/ or just leave it there.
This is easy to achieve: generate your thinkfinger.bir file with tf-tool --acquire and either hardlink it to /etc/pam_
Because the ubuntu README reads:
> To verify a fingerprint run 'tf-tool --verify'. tf-tool will by default
> read a fingerprint image from ~/.thinkfinger.bir and compare that with the
> finger which is being swiped. You can override this location by passing
> the desired location as parameter.
A hint would be nice, that --add-user has been patched out.