Hi Martin,
Understood and thanks for testing the code. I've attached the less
intrusive version of the patch. The "card-pteid.c" code was changed to
reflect this.
Regards,
João
implicit_pin_change.patch
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On Sep 25, 2009, at 20:19, Martin Paljak wrote:
Hello,
Hello,
On 25.09.2009, at 0:04, João Poupino wrote:
> I've attached a small patch that uses your suggestion. I've
> successfully tested it with both versions of the Portuguese eID
> card, with a SPR532 pinpad reader: one version uses an implicit
> change pin operation and the other uses the (n
Thanks for the pointer Martin.
I've attached a small patch that uses your suggestion. I've
successfully tested it with both versions of the Portuguese eID card,
with a SPR532 pinpad reader: one version uses an implicit change pin
operation and the other uses the (normal) explicit pin change
On 24.09.2009, at 15:59, João Poupino wrote:
> On the document, there are other options explained. One looks
> promising:
>
> bConfirmPin: 0x01
> bNumberMessage: 0x02
> Messages seen on Pinpad display: New Pin*, Confirm Pin*
>
> *In these two cases, old PIN is not asked by the Pinpad but do not
On Sep 24, 2009, at 14:14, François Leblanc wrote:
>
>
>> On the document, there are other options explained. One looks
>> promising:
>>
>> bConfirmPin: 0x01
>> bNumberMessage: 0x02
>> Messages seen on Pinpad display: New Pin*, Confirm Pin*
>>
>> *In these two cases, old PIN is not asked by the
>On the document, there are other options explained. One looks promising:
>
>bConfirmPin: 0x01
>bNumberMessage: 0x02
>Messages seen on Pinpad display: New Pin*, Confirm Pin*
>
>*In these two cases, old PIN is not asked by the Pinpad but do not forget to
>put the old
>PIN value in the APDU comman
Hi François,
Thank you for replying!
On Sep 24, 2009, at 13:36, François Leblanc wrote:
I don't think that the matter is in reader-pcsc.c, I think you should
have a look on Portuguese eID in command " pin_cmd " the
SC_PIN_CMD_CHANGE
is probably slip in two parts SC_PIN_CMD_VERIFY + the
Hi,
Don't anything about Portuguese eID but:
> ...
>
>This works perfectly when using a regular reader. When using a pinpad
>reader it works also, but a "minor annoyance" occurs: the reader asks
>for 4 PINs (instead of the regular 3) and I think this can cause
>confusion to the users.
>If
Hi all,
I've come across an issue with the way a "Change PIN" operation is
processed in OpenSC, when using a pinpad reader and the Portuguese eID
card. Basically, the problem is that one of the versions of the
Portuguese eID card (IAS spec) only supports changing the PIN if a
previously "V
