filips  
                
                  
                    January 11, 2023,  8:41am
                   
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              Hello, I trying to install push on iphones with this solution, because I get an error with secret on this phones while try to read qr codesSetup secure authentication with iOS privacyIDEA Push Token – privacyID3A 
I have problem with it, because my view is different. I don’t have any fields like “apikeyios” etc
What should I do ?
edit > I still don’t know where can I get the json file.
             
            
              
            
           
          
            
            
              The Authenticator App has been changed this way that the Firebase project is hard compiled in for stability reason in version 4. pi-authenticator/CHANGELOG.md at master · privacyidea/pi-authenticator · GitHub 
I.e. you can not use your own firebase project anymore.
If you want to use the compiled in firebase project, you need to get your system unter subscription.
  
  
    
  PrivacyIDEA Authenticator Smartphone App The privacyIDEA Authenticator App is a smartphone app that turns your phone into a second factor – a factor of possession. The app can import HOTP and TOTP tokens and can handle SHA1, SHA256 and SHA512 hash...
  
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If you want to go the community way without rebuilding the authenticator app, you have to use push-poll (policy “poll only”).
             
            
              
            
           
          
            
              
                filips  
              
                  
                    January 18, 2023,  9:09pm
                   
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              Thanks for your reply. It’s working very well.https://myprivacyideaserver/ttype/push  to roll tokens by peoples.
             
            
              
            
           
          
            
              
                AAuer  
              
                  
                    January 19, 2023, 10:47am
                   
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              you can use a WAF (=WebApplicationFirewall) or a reverse-proxy (nginx, apache) to filter the requests