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fprintd-enroll
fprintd-enroll is a command line tool used for enrolling fingerprints in Linux systems.
- It is part of the fprintd package, which provides the necessary functionality to authenticate fingerprint data.
- The tool is commonly used with fingerprint readers and scanners connected to the system.
- fprintd-enroll allows users to register their fingerprints to enable secure biometric authentication.
- It provides a simple and user-friendly interface to capture and store fingerprint data.
- The enrollment process involves multiple steps, including placing a finger on the sensor and lifting it.
- The tool captures multiple scans of the finger to create a comprehensive fingerprint template.
- During enrollment, users are guided through the process with clear instructions on the command line.
- fprintd-enroll provides feedback on the quality of the scans to ensure successful enrollment.
- Once enrollment is complete, the fingerprint data is securely stored for future authentication purposes.
- The enrolled fingerprints can be used with other tools and applications that utilize the fprintd framework for fingerprint authentication.
List of commands for fprintd-enroll:
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fprintd-enroll:tldr:1fb6a fprintd-enroll: Enroll a specific finger for the current user.$ fprintd-enroll --finger ${select}try on your machineexplain this command
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fprintd-enroll:tldr:3427b fprintd-enroll: Enroll the right index finger for the current user.$ fprintd-enrolltry on your machineexplain this command
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fprintd-enroll:tldr:55184 fprintd-enroll: Display help.$ fprintd-enroll --helptry on your machineexplain this command
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fprintd-enroll:tldr:cae9c fprintd-enroll: Enroll a specific finger for a specific user.$ fprintd-enroll --finger ${finger_name} ${username}try on your machineexplain this command
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fprintd-enroll:tldr:ea5fd fprintd-enroll: Enroll the right index finger for a specific user.$ fprintd-enroll ${username}try on your machineexplain this command