Re: SmartCard Reader on CURRENT

[O. Hartmann]

Am Thu, 17 Nov 2016 20:47:22 +0100
Stefan Ehmann  schrieb:

> On 17.11.2016 10:44, O. Hartmann wrote:
> > Hello,
> > 
> > I'm looking for a suitable SmartCard read with USB connection for 
> > 12-CURRENT (and
> > probably 11-STABLE). We have lots of Omnikey 3121 devices at hand, but I 
> > wasn't able
> > to make this type of SC reader working. it is recognised by the kernel as 
> > UGEN device
> > on the USB bus.
> > 
> > I tried to investigate what driver I need to use, but failed. The 
> > references I found
> > referring to SC card daemones all point to a serial device like /dev/cuaUXX 
> > - but as
> > far as I know, such a device is present if the UART<->USB has been 
> > recognised by the
> > appropriate driver.
> > 
> > So, the question is: do I miss something here (I'm not quite familiar with 
> > USB/serial
> > devices)?
> > 
> > If the device Omnikey HID 3121 is properly supported and I'm to dull to 
> > figure this
> > out - please enlighten me! If there are aafordable alternatives (external 
> > or internal
> > for add-on in a workstation) I would be glad to get your hint.  
> 
> On 11.0 the OMNIKEY 3121 works fine:
> 
> # pkg install pcsc-lite ccid
> # echo 'pcscd_enable="YES"' >> /etc/rc.conf
> # service pcscd start
> 
> For a simple test you can install security/pcsc-tools and run pcsc_scan
> or (g)scriptor.
> 
> If you have problems, I suggest starting pcscd manually with
> # pcscd -f -d

Nice to read!

Thank you very much.

Kind regards,

oh

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Re: SmartCard Reader on CURRENT

[Stefan Ehmann]

On 17.11.2016 10:44, O. Hartmann wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I'm looking for a suitable SmartCard read with USB connection for 12-CURRENT 
> (and
> probably 11-STABLE). We have lots of Omnikey 3121 devices at hand, but I 
> wasn't able to
> make this type of SC reader working. it is recognised by the kernel as UGEN 
> device on the
> USB bus.
> 
> I tried to investigate what driver I need to use, but failed. The references 
> I found
> referring to SC card daemones all point to a serial device like /dev/cuaUXX - 
> but as far
> as I know, such a device is present if the UART<->USB has been recognised by 
> the
> appropriate driver.
> 
> So, the question is: do I miss something here (I'm not quite familiar with 
> USB/serial
> devices)?
> 
> If the device Omnikey HID 3121 is properly supported and I'm to dull to 
> figure this out -
> please enlighten me! If there are aafordable alternatives (external or 
> internal for
> add-on in a workstation) I would be glad to get your hint.

On 11.0 the OMNIKEY 3121 works fine:

# pkg install pcsc-lite ccid
# echo 'pcscd_enable="YES"' >> /etc/rc.conf
# service pcscd start

For a simple test you can install security/pcsc-tools and run pcsc_scan
or (g)scriptor.

If you have problems, I suggest starting pcscd manually with
# pcscd -f -d
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Re: SmartCard Reader on CURRENT

[Christoph Moench-Tegeder]

## O. Hartmann (ohartm...@walstatt.org):

> I tried to investigate what driver I need to use, but failed. The references 
> I found
> referring to SC card daemones all point to a serial device like /dev/cuaUXX - 
> but as far
> as I know, such a device is present if the UART<->USB has been recognised by 
> the
> appropriate driver.

I'd say that documentation is quite outdated.
I'm using a GPG card in a Gemalto Shelltoken and a Yubikey Neo as
smartcards for SSH and GPG keys - both have an USB connector, but none
of them has any USB/serial capabilities.
I'm using those for some time now, and I don't really remember any
special configuration - you'd need pcsc-lite, opensc and ccid.
OTOH, there's a line "disable-ccid" in my scdaemon.conf (that's
for gpg), so maybe ccid is not really required? I should've taken
more notes, but at that time the whole thing felt quite straight-forward.
My setup is still on 10.3, but that shouldn't make that much difference.

Regards,
Christoph

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SmartCard Reader on CURRENT

[O. Hartmann]

Hello,

I'm looking for a suitable SmartCard read with USB connection for 12-CURRENT 
(and
probably 11-STABLE). We have lots of Omnikey 3121 devices at hand, but I wasn't 
able to
make this type of SC reader working. it is recognised by the kernel as UGEN 
device on the
USB bus.

I tried to investigate what driver I need to use, but failed. The references I 
found
referring to SC card daemones all point to a serial device like /dev/cuaUXX - 
but as far
as I know, such a device is present if the UART<->USB has been recognised by the
appropriate driver.

So, the question is: do I miss something here (I'm not quite familiar with 
USB/serial
devices)?

If the device Omnikey HID 3121 is properly supported and I'm to dull to figure 
this out -
please enlighten me! If there are aafordable alternatives (external or internal 
for
add-on in a workstation) I would be glad to get your hint.

So far, thank you very much in advance,

Oliver


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