Hello,
In OS X you can start pcscd from startup in /System/Library/StartupItems
by creating a folder called SmartcardServices and adding the file in the
docs directory (plist/SmartcardServices file).
Currently none of the 3 readers mentioned below have drivers. The SLB
Reflex 64 WILL work if you have a serial port and a Mac serial conv cable.
PCMCIA is not yet done and the iKey I believe might be in progress. OS X
drivers currently exist for SCM, ACS, One-o-one, and Gemplus readers and
some are in development.
OS X does not currently use PAM for authentication but I would assume that
some sort of authentication API's will exist in the near future.
Hope this helps,
Dave
>Hi,
>
>Im running Mac OS X Public Beta. I compiled and installed the latest
>pcsc-lite. I have a few questions:
>
>* How do I start pcscd at boot? I saw a .plist file somewhere.
>* Where do I get the mentioned driver bundles?
>* Is there support for Rainbow iKey 2000 / will there be?
>* Is there support for SLB Reflex 64 with a USB to Serial?
>* Is there support for SLB Refex 20 PCMCIA?
>
>I have an ikey, R20 and R64 reader. Im not sure after the driver what Id
>need to enable applications. Id like to be able to do S/MIME and maybe
>X.509 Cert logon (with PAM?). Though I'll be grateful for whatever support
>I can get :o)
>
>Many thanks,
>
>Andrew
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