Iain MacDonnell wrote:
The "muscletest" tool that is built with libmusclecard (but not
installed anywhere by default - find it in src/.libs) will
list objects,

thanks, will have a look.

but I'm not sure how the PKCS#15 files for OpenSC
get implemented as MuscleCard objects... is there a 1:1 mapping?

directories get the object id of the dir name, files the object
id of the dir+file name. so it somehow emulates a real filesystem.

muscleTool should be able to list objects too...
http://muscleapps.alioth.debian.org/

ok, thanks.

Those are plugins for libmusclecard - if libmusclepkcs11 is obsolete,
then libmusclecard may be too (if there's no PKCS#11 interface, it's not
of much value, IMO).

no, the idea is to merge opensc and muscle, to have one library
that can speak to all smart cards. applications can use
opensc-pkcs11 then. I think it is better to have one firefox and
ssh and pam module that can use opensc-pkcs11 that works with many
cards, then to have specialised software for some cards only.

easier for users and distributions at least I think.

CFlexPlugin is (was?) for *Crypto*Flex, not CyberFlex.

ah, thanks. I didn't know you could put plugins on cryptoflex
cards at all. (it is meant to be loaded on the card, right?)

Regards, Andreas
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