Hello and thanks for your complete and useful comment;
> (1) VMware remaps the card card name, and causes confusion with pcsc.
> If you could use a real machine that would eliminate this problem for
> now.
I've switched to linux just because of testing pkcs15-init (opensc-0.12.2) in
it as an alternative work, since I didn't success in windows (with
opensc-0.12.2 & 0.13.0).
I only want to initialize the card using pkcs15-init ( Windows or Linux? It's
not important. I can test on windows completely! )
Now, I'm going to test the card with opensc-0.13.0 on windows only.
> (2) You said:
> > installed Card Reader driver on fedora with name "ifdokccid.so"
> > (my Card Reader is Omnikey CardMan 3121).
> Is this really needed on unix? I thought pcscd would use its own
> libccid.so for this reader.
Apparently not!
> If this is a vendor provided library, what version are you using? Can you
> try without this file?
Version 3.7.0, I added smartcard-list.txt on Dr. Ludovic Rousseau site that
caused "pcsc_scan" recognizes my card (SmartCafe Expert 3.2 72k).
It seems there was no need to "ifdokccid.so" driver!
> (3) You said:
> > I've tested OpenSC-0.13.0 MSI on Windows7 and had the same problem in
> > pkcs15 initialization as 0.12.2 version!
> This would indicate that your real problem is with opensc most likely
> not recognizing the card. (The vendor's window driver works with windows
> but the vendor's unix driver may not work with the version of pcscd on
> fedora. The introduction of VMware just complicates the problems.
Yes, exactly.
> (4) You said the card is reported:
> > ATR: 3B F7 18 00 00 80 31 FE 45 73 66 74 65 2D 6E 66 C4
> > Possibly identified card (using /usr/share/pcsc/smartcard_list.txt):
> > 3B F7 18 00 00 80 31 FE 45 73 66 74 65 2D 6E 66 C4
> > SmartCafe Expert 3.2 72K
> I don't think this card is supported by OpenSC. In the OpenSC source, any
> version
> look at the src/libopensc directory. The supported cards all have a module
> names card-*.c It might be possible that the iso7816.c directly.
> Or you could add an entry in the opensc.conf to force the ATR to be mapped
> to a specific supported card.
Yes, I did it.
My entry in opensc.conf:
card_atr 3b:f7:18:00:00:80:31:fe:45:73:66:74:65:2d:6e:66:c4 {
name = "MyCard";
driver = "muscle";
}
> See the discussion from Aug 2011 on the OpenSC -devel lists:
> [opensc-devel] SmartCafe Expert 3.2 72K works fine in some versions but is
> an "unsupported card" in other versions.
> It is not clear if this was ever resolved.
I already had his problem too. I solved it by putting "muscle.profile" in
profiles folder of opensc installation directory.
Thanks again.
________________________________
From: Douglas E. Engert <deeng...@anl.gov>
To: opensc-devel@lists.opensc-project.org
Sent: Monday, 10 December 2012, 19:24:53
Subject: Re: [opensc-devel] The smart card reader is known as "VMware Virtual
USB CCID 00 00" in linux ??!!
On 12/9/2012 9:56 AM, Ludovic Rousseau wrote:
> 2012/12/9 Rns Course <rns_cou...@yahoo.com>:
>> Another request of you:
>> what's your opinion about windows version of opensc (0.12.2 or 0.13.0) and
>> the problem "File not found" in pkcs15 initialization?
Why use 0.13.0:
o 0.13.0 has many more fixes.
o You will get better responses from this list if you test with 0.13.0.
o Any fixes will be applied to 0.13.0,
You may be fighting 4 different problems:
(1) VMware remaps the card card name, and causes confusion with pcsc.
If you could use a real machine that would eliminate this problem for now.
(2) You said:
> installed Card Reader driver on fedora with name "ifdokccid.so"
> (my Card Reader is Omnikey CardMan 3121).
Is this really needed on unix? I thought pcscd would use its own
libccid.so for this reader. If this is a vendor provided library,
what version are you using?
Can you try without this file.
(3) You said:
> I've tested OpenSC-0.13.0 MSI on Windows7 and had the same problem in
> pkcs15 initialization as 0.12.2 version!
This would indicate that your real problem is with opensc most likely
not recognizing the card. (The vendor's window driver works with windows
but the venodor's unix driver may not work with the version of pcscd on
fedora. The introduction of VMware just complicates the problems.
(4) You said the card is reported:
> ATR: 3B F7 18 00 00 80 31 FE 45 73 66 74 65 2D 6E 66 C4
> Possibly identified card (using /usr/share/pcsc/smartcard_list.txt):
> 3B F7 18 00 00 80 31 FE 45 73 66 74 65 2D 6E 66 C4
> SmartCafe Expert 3.2 72K
I don't think this card is supported by OpenSC. In the OpenSC source, any
version
look at the src/libopensc directory. The supported cards all have a module
names card-*.c It might be possible that the iso7816.c directly.
Or you could add an entry in the opensc.conf to force the ATR to be mapped
to a specific supported card.
See the discussion from Aug 2011 on the OpenSC -devel lists:
[opensc-devel] SmartCafe Expert 3.2 72K works fine in some versions but is an
"unsupported card" in other versions.
It is not clear if this was ever resolved.
In a previous note you said:
>> Opensc-tool doesn't find the card to show the ATR, because the card reader
>> is not known for it as OMNIKEY.
>
> No idea.
>
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