It is the normal password of the user. It seems like your configured SQL UserIdResolver can not sucessfully verify the user password.
Please check if the UserIdResolver does map the correct SQL column to the LinOTP attribute "password". Additionally the password hash has to be stored in a compatible format. LinOTP does provide the script "linotp-create-sqlidresolver-user" which dumps proper data on the command line for inserting into your database.
linotp-create-sqlidresolver-user :
create password entry for SQL databases
Parameter:
-u user name
-i user id
-p password
-s SHA512 : hash algorithm, either SHA256 or SHA512
-o output format : format could be SQL or CSV
Kind regards,
Mirko
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