=== jamesh_ is now known as jamesh [06:24] All of a sudden, I'm being asked for an authentication code when logging in through login.launchpad.net. I *did* have 2fa enabled a long time ago, but I think I disabled it, because my key got out-of-sync all the time. [06:26] soren: You're still in https://launchpad.net/~sso-2f-testers [06:26] So are you sure you actually disabled it? [06:26] No. But I know for sure that I've logged in numerous times over the last many months without being asked for it. [06:27] I used Launchpad's OpenID thing to log into our wiki just two days ago. [06:27] Hm... I see my yubikey is registered as an auth device. [06:27] I guess there's an off chance that it'll work. Let me see if I can find it. [06:28] soren: Certain consumers will force 2FA if you have a device configured. [06:28] Launchpad is one of them. [06:28] (there's also a per-user flag to force 2FA for even consumers that don't request it) [06:30] I've logged into Launchpad too without it. I haven't used 2fa for... gosh, I don't know. It's been quite a while. [06:30] Are you sure? Launchpad sessions are very long-lived. [06:30] Darn. My yubikey didn't do the trick. [06:31] Yeah, I got a new laptop recently. [06:31] And I'm 100% sure I didn't need 2fa to log in on that. [06:31] s/on/from/ [06:32] Perhaps the 2FA flag was disabled for launchpad.net at the time. [06:32] Do you have recovery codes? [06:32] Oh! I think I got the yubikey working. Long-press rather than short-press. [06:33] No, no recovery codes. [06:33] * soren <- idiot [06:34] Yes, I'm in. [06:34] Ok, false alarm, I suppose. [06:35] Now print some recovery codes :)