https://bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3355

--- Comment #2 from sneg...@gmail.com ---
Thanks for the insight about the FIDO standard. Could you please give
me a pointer about where to find documentation regarding the standard?
I did not have much luck searching.

Is there a way to set no-touch-required flag after the key is
downloaded from the hardware? The main issue is that while the key
is/was properly configured in the hardware token there is no way to
correctly set this flag on the local disk files in the event of a
restore operation. ssh relies local disk files to pick up this flag so
if there is another way to correctly set this flag, then this becomes a
user configuration issue.

This particular issue makes it impossible to consistently use a
hardware token on multiple computers because the flags are not
correctly restored.

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