As it says; I attempted to add a security key in my Discord account settings on a machine with the linux-id service enabled. I use fprintd auth on my ThinkPad for it; and Discord says "You're using a security key that's not registered with this website" and doesn't accept the linux-id "device". Command line output reveals the following:
$> linux-id --auth fprintd
2026/07/17 17:24:24 Starting linux-id server (auth=fprintd)
2026/07/17 17:24:32 got Ctap2Cmd GetInfo
2026/07/17 17:24:32 got Ctap2Cmd GetAssertion
2026/07/17 17:24:32 unsuppoted cmd: CmdUnknown<17> 17
2026/07/17 17:24:32 GetAssertion: no valid key handle in allowList for rp=discord.com
Perhaps the "no valid key in allowlist" means that Discord's end is specifying what keys it chooses to recognize, but its possible the issue could be on linux-id's end.
As it says; I attempted to add a security key in my Discord account settings on a machine with the linux-id service enabled. I use fprintd auth on my ThinkPad for it; and Discord says "You're using a security key that's not registered with this website" and doesn't accept the linux-id "device". Command line output reveals the following:
Perhaps the "no valid key in allowlist" means that Discord's end is specifying what keys it chooses to recognize, but its possible the issue could be on linux-id's end.