oath app doesn't work?

[lgxz]

`
% solo2 app oath list

thread 'main' panicked at 'explicit panic', src/transport/ctap.rs:90:18
note: run with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 environment variable to display a backtrace

`

[provi1]

Hi,
i used solo v2 normal version with .8 firmware on windows 10 with solo2-v0.1.1-x86_64 cli
i tested oath - register, list, delete and totp all worked fine.
but i have only tested the list parameter with one registered seceret.

[lgxz]

Tested with .9 firmware, still panicked at transport/ctap.rs:

impl From<u8> for Code { fn from(code: u8) -> Self { use Code::*; match code { 0x1 => Ping, 0x6 => Init, 0x8 => Wink, 0x3F => Error, 0x3B => Keepalive, vendor_code @ 0x40..=0x7F => Vendor(VendorCode::new(vendor_code)), _ => panic!(), } } }

My OS is MacOS 12.2

Edit:
Tested on Ubuntu 20.04.03, same error.

[nickray]

Yeah, the OATH app doesn't work over CTAP, you need PCSC. It'd need translation of the various methods to CTAPHID vendor extensions, I'm not planning to do this.

I think unfortunately Ubuntu 20.04 (and macOS) doesn't have a recent enough CCID driver. For Ubuntu you might sideload a newer version (or overwrite Info.plist), for macOS other users have managed to update the driver: #19. This is a problem that should eventually solve itself as updates trickle in. A more radical solution is to switch distro to something that stays up to date like Arch or Fedora 😇

At the core of this is that Linux CCID only speaks to allowlisted USB VID:PID pairs (whereas on Windows, for once, everything works out of the box). So we relatively early sent a PR to add ourselves, and then later there was a release, and so on...

[loveshack]

For anyone hitting this on Debian-based systems, and possibly other GNU/Linux, I put a solution in #52 (comment)