On 1/16/07, Ludovic Rousseau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This causes problems with PKCS#11 providers that fix the reader list
> when C_Initialize is called.
So it is a bug in the PKCS#11 provider. No?
No.
PKCS#11 specification states a static reader map...
Sadly for all, it does not support plug&play... :(
But USB Token cannot avoid reader unplug... Since the reader and the
card are located at the same device.
You do not have to modify pcscd. Just write a driver that will fake a
reader. The driver will return "no card" if the reader is not
connected, and will return "card present" if the reader is connected.
True... Using serial interface configure in /etc/reader.conf, right?
It may be possible to include this behavior in the USB token driver itself.
True.
But how does the feature of hotplug help such implementation?
Can you please explain?
I don't want the driver to poll the USB bus, now that pcscd support
the hotplug event, I would like it to pass the event also to the
driver so it know to scan the USB bus only when needed.
Best Regards,
Alon Bar-Lev.
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