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VERSION = 2.24
PACKAGE = yubikey-val
CODE = COPYING Makefile NEWS ykval-checksum-clients \
CODE = COPYING Makefile NEWS README ykval-checksum-clients \
ykval-common.php ykval-config.php ykval-db.php ykval-db.sql \
ykval-export ykval-import ykval-log.php ykval-ping.php \
ykval-queue ykval-revoke.php ykval-synclib.php \

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* Removed space after comma in the output of ykval-gen-clients.
* Include README in tarball.
* Version 2.23 (released 2013-04-17)
* Removed initial empty line from output for all commands.

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yubikey-val
===========
The YubiKey Validation Server (YK-VAL) is a server that validates Yubikey OTPs. It is written in PHP, for use with web servers such as Apache.
The YubiKey Validation Server (YK-VAL) is a server that validates
Yubikey OTPs. YK-VAL is written in PHP, for use with web servers such
as Apache.
The server implements the Yubico API protocol as defined in:
The server implements the Yubico API protocol as defined in
doc/ValidationProtocol*.
http://yubico.com/developers/api/
This server talks to another service for decrypting the OTPs, to avoid storing any AES keys within the validation server. One implementation of this service is YKKSM:
This server talks to another service for decrypting the OTPs, to avoid
storing any AES keys within the validation server. One implementation
of this service is YKKSM:
https://github.com/Yubico/yubikey-ksm
Another implementation of a KSM using the YubiHSM hardware is Python-PyHSM:
Another implementation of a KSM using the YubiHSM hardware is
Python-PyHSM:
https://github.com/Yubico/python-pyhsm
Note that version 1.x is a minimal centralized server. Version 2.x is a replicated system that uses multiple machines.
Note that version 1.x is a minimal centralized server. Version 2.x is
a replicated system that uses multiple machines.
Releases are available from: