Am Montag, 17. April 2006 10:52 schrieb Justin Karneges: > Nit: OpenCT still reports the card as "CryptoIdendity", which is not proper > spelling. > > Side note: OpenCT is very picky about running for me. openct-control's > 'init' seems to have no effect unless I have a card plugged in, and if I > remove the card, then OpenCT dies.
Card? is the problem related to some card reader? because with usb crypto tokens like the eutron stuff this is normal: - openct-control init creates the status file - openct-control init also checks all usb devices available and starts one ifdhandler for each supported device. - if there are no usb devices plugged in, no ifdhandler is started. - if you plugin some ifdhandler, either hotplug, udev or hald will get a notification from kernel and start "openct-control attach ..." which in turn runs an ifdhandler. so I guess your problem is the hotplugging. are you using hotplug, udev or hald for that? most old distributions use hotplug, most new ones want to use hald, but hald is completely undocumented and seems to miss important features, so I can't help your with it. udev is supposed to work with latest svn. make sure the openct rules file is installed as "92-openct.rules" (also see thread on opensc-users). > I don't know if this is because I'm > using the SVN version, or simply because I'm installing from source. When > I used Debian's prepackaged version, OpenCT would run properly (e.g. it was > able to init without a card, and stay running even if I insert/remove > cards). The issues are unrelated to your patches, I think. Hopefully it > is a misconfiguration on my part and not a regression.. Quickstart document needs updates. most likely you did not install the udev rules file. Regards, Andreas _______________________________________________ opensc-devel mailing list opensc-devel@lists.opensc-project.org http://www.opensc-project.org/mailman/listinfo/opensc-devel
