Re: Using ComSign smart card

On 15 November 2010 07:56, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote: > Amos - I assume that OS X has PC/SC support inside, so you should have out of > the box support on your Mac on 1 and 3. Funny thing: Number 2 driver got this > on it's Info.plist file: > "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd";> > Thats

Re: Using ComSign smart card

2010/11/14 Ori Idan : > No, I do not think the people from Tehila will help me. > I did this only to let them know that people use other operating systems. > I hope that other people will do that too. > I did search the net and found that they use card readers by some know > manufacturers see for >

Re: Using ComSign smart card

Thank you Hetz. >From what you wrote and what I looked it really seems we should not have any problems with the hardware. Tehila says something regarding using Firefox in this document: http://www.gov.il/NR/rdonlyres/864BC531-DA34-4007-8EA9-39FAEA9607CE/0/Firefox.doc >From reading this document it

Re: Using ComSign smart card

>From looking at Tehila web site it seems they do support Mac OS/X but do not support linux (yet, they say). However from looking into some of the card readers they offer, it seems that most card readers have Linux drivers. For example: http://www.athena-scs.com/product.asp?pid=1

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Ok, finished! (at least in terms of hardware "research") The Tehila project suggest 5 card readers which are "supported" by them (well, someone will support, maybe, Tehila doesn't know how to support people), you can see the list here: http://www.gov.il/FirstGov/smartCard/business/businessStart/

Re: Using ComSign smart card

How is the market share of Apple in Israel these days? Their distrobutors should be interested in this issue as well. On 15/11/2010 7:14 AM, "Ori Idan" wrote: No, I do not think the people from Tehila will help me. I did this only to let them know that people use other operating systems. I hope

Re: Using ComSign smart card

>From the conversation I had today with Comsign representative it seems that it is not Comsign who is responsible for it. It is Tehila which means it is even worse since we know Tehila can not even manage their own servers. Comsign seems to be only the CA the issues the digital signatures. I think

Re: Using ComSign smart card

Thanks for the link, this card reader uses the pc/sc interface which drivers, daemon etc are already inside standard linux distributions, my Fedora 13 has it already. I'll call comsign tommorow. Hetz 2010/11/14 Ori Idan > No, I do not think the people from Tehila will help me. > I did this on

Re: Using ComSign smart card

The framework is there, daemon is there, I don't know if what Comsign sells is supported or not and how many variants of cards + readers they sell (let me guess: the cheapest ones, and they make tons of money from them). I'll talk to them tomorrow. Hetz 2010/11/14 Ori Idan > Which means the d

Re: Using ComSign smart card

Which means the drivers are free? Good to know that Fedora already has the drivers, which means that it might be very easy to use it, even easier then in windows :-) -- Ori Idan On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 10:14 PM, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote: > Thanks for the link, this card reader uses the pc/sc inter

Re: Using ComSign smart card

No, I do not think the people from Tehila will help me. I did this only to let them know that people use other operating systems. I hope that other people will do that too. I did search the net and found that they use card readers by some know manufacturers see for example: http://www.scmmicro.com/

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Ori, You really think the people from Tehila will help you? They know well how to manage servers, but Linux support for smart cards? ha! How much does it cost to register/buy the card etc? I'll register, get the stuff and see if I can assist. Since I'm not an expert in smart cards, and assuming

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I talked with Comsign they refered me to TEHILA. I wrote Email to TEHILA but did not get any answer yet. >From searching google it seems that the companies who manufacture the smartcard reader have drivers to Linux, it seems however that these are proprietary drivers. I think that many of us have t

Re: Using ComSign smart card

On 11/14/2010 11:46 AM, Ori Idan wrote: Currently only 4 millions annually but from next year all companies and from 2011 everyone including small businesses. So we have to be ready for this. Call Comsign (the Certificates arm of Comda). They are most helpful with regards to their CA operation

Re: Using ComSign smart card

Yes I did and did not get any answer yet. -- Ori Idan On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 1:22 PM, Dotan Cohen wrote: > 2010/11/14 Ori Idan : > > Currently only 4 millions annually but from next year all companies and > from > > 2011 everyone including small businesses. > > So we have to be ready for thi

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2010/11/14 Ori Idan : > Currently only 4 millions annually but from next year all companies and from > 2011 everyone including small businesses. > So we have to be ready for this. > Have you directed the question to the VAT authorities? -- Dotan Cohen http://gibberish.co.il http://what-is-what

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Currently only 4 millions annually but from next year all companies and from 2011 everyone including small businesses. So we have to be ready for this. -- Ori Idan 2010/11/14 Hetz Ben Hamo > As much as I heard, for now it's only companies who make 4 millions > annually. > > Hetz > > 2010/11/

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As much as I heard, for now it's only companies who make 4 millions annually. Hetz 2010/11/14 Ori Idan > VAT authorities will soon ask all reports to be signed using comsign > digital signature and identification should be done using their smartcard. > How can this smartcard be used under Linux

Using ComSign smart card

VAT authorities will soon ask all reports to be signed using comsign digital signature and identification should be done using their smartcard. How can this smartcard be used under Linux? -- Ori Idan ___ Linux-il mailing list Linux-il@cs.huji.ac.il http