> I'd see if you can use the internal CCID driver; but you might want to > see if restarting pcscd helps at all. > >> Is their anyway to monitor more closely what is happening than just >> looking at the logs? > > scdaemon can be configured to produce logs.
I've created the following scdeamon.conf file in my ~/.gnupg/ directory: > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/.gnupg$ cat scdaemon.conf > multi-server > log-file /home/yziquel/var/log/scdaemon.log I've removed pcscd. In fact, I needed pcscd because I was using some opensc packge together with some modified version of openssh-client. Now, I'm left with gnupg, scdaemon, but scdaemon does not seem to want to talk to the smartcard reader... Using Thunderbird and Enigmail, GnuPG, et ceteræ, I get the following output in the scdaemon.log file: > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/var/log$ cat scdaemon.log > 2007-06-27 13:41:59 scdaemon[4591] error receiving PC/SC OPEN response: > premature EOF > 2007-06-27 13:41:59 scdaemon[4591] can't select application `openpgp': Non > supporté > 2007-06-27 13:42:13 scdaemon[4591] can't select application `openpgp': Non > supporté > 2007-06-27 13:42:33 scdaemon[4591] can't select application `openpgp': Non > supporté Using an SCR 335 smartcard reader. Guillaume. _______________________________________________ Gnupg-users mailing list Gnupg-users@gnupg.org http://lists.gnupg.org/mailman/listinfo/gnupg-users
