Chrome: Can't connect to my account, always request to check verification email

[Stéphane HULARD]

Hello,

I've installed the mitro extension on Chrome Canary but I can't get to my account.
I try to connect, then I received the verification email. I click on the link, it say that device is verified and I request me to connect again.

The 2 factor authentication process start, I enter the code but I see the given message :

After that I do not receive any email, I think that extension is in sort of blocked mode...

[Stéphane HULARD]

I've the same in the standard Chrome too...

[Yang Hong]

Hello shulard.

The 2 factor authentication is NOT activated by dedault.

[Stéphane HULARD]

Hello,

I know that 2 factor authentication is not enabled by default. When I created my account, I have the possibility to enable it and it request me to install the Google Authenticator application.

Then I linked my account with that authenticator...

But with an active account, I don't know how to update this kind of preference...

[Michael]

Does this extension interacts with the mitro.co backend or have you setup your own environment to connect with?

[Yang Hong]

Hello roeler.

Thank you very much for your reply.

I have enabled two-factor authentication of Mitro. However, I can use username and password to login Mitro directly without any popup information on 6-digits two-factor authentication code.

Would you please shed me some light on how to make 6-digits two-factor authentication code show up if you have some ideas?

Thank you very much.

[Vijay Pandurangan]

Stephane, you can edit tfa prefs by clicking on the mitro button in the
browser, then the gear the "two factor auth preferences".

Winston, in order to update tfa preferences, your extension must provide a
signed token with nonce to the server which will validate this and then
generate a 2fa prefs page. If you have not implemented that correctly,
then it will not work.
Vijay

On Wednesday, February 25, 2015, winstonhong [e-mail]
wrote:

Hello roeler.

Thank you very much for your reply.

(1) This extension does NOT interact with the mitro.co backend.

(2) Instead, I setup our own environment to connect with the extension.

our config file for "external server"

browser-ext/login/common/config/config.release.js

var debugMode = false;
var MITRO_HOST = '192.168.108.147';
var MITRO_PORT = 8443;
var MITRO_AGENT_HOST = '192.168.108.147';
var MITRO_AGENT_PORT = 8443;
var FAILOVER_MITRO_HOST = null;
var FAILOVER_MITRO_PORT = null;
var FIREFOX;
var CHROME;
var SAFARI;

var WEBPAGE;

This extension is generated by "make release" (or "make firefox") instead
of "make chrome-debug" (or "make firefox-debug").

https://192.168.108.147:8443/mitro-core/api/BuildMetadata
commit: 8c374fa
8c374fa
describe: fatal: No names found, cannot describe anything.
build time: 2015-02-16T20:18:34Z

(3) Even I use chrome and firefox download the extension from

https://www.mitro.co/

My Chrome and Firefox browser still can NOT enable two-factor
authentication (TFA) , no matter in SignUp or SignIn webpage.

(4) I can not fix out how to enable two-factor authentication (TFA) , no
matter the extension built by myself or downloaded from mitro,co website

Would you please shed me some light on how to enable two-factor
authentication (TFA) ? Thank you very much.

The source code of two-factor authentication (TFA) is shown in the
following link.

https://github.com/mitro-co/mitro/tree/master/mitro-core/java/server/src/co/mitro/twofactor

https://github.com/mitro-co/mitro/tree/master/mitro-core/java/server/src/co/mitro/twofactor

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[Yang Hong]

Hello vijayp.

Thank you very much for your guidance.

After I enable 2FA in the 1st device Windows7/Firefox, I fail to login the two new devices Ubuntu14.04/Firefox or Ubuntu14.04/Chrome installed in other physical machine.

Then I disable 2FA in the 1st device Windows7/Firefox, I can login both new devices Ubuntu14.04/Firefox and Ubuntu14.04/Chrome installed in other physical machine.

Hello shulard.

I confirm your issue.

I solve your issue by disabling 2FA in the 1st device Windows7/Firefox.

After I disable 2FA, I can login any new device successfully.

[Stéphane HULARD]

Hello,

Thanks for your answers, I confirm that disabling 2FA, solve my issue !

Thanks