[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Hi,
Ok for little bug on SIM.pl program.
Not really a bug. I just read the code that it is designed like that.
It'll count form record number 1 to 255.
Thanks
But why I see the messages marked with (Error not defined by ISO
7816),
Some SIM card
Hi,
mcardprod-1.2.1.pdf gives the structure of MUSCLE Key Type RSA_PRIVATE_CRT
as
Blob Header
P Size | P Value
Q Size | Q Value
PQ Size | PQ Value
DP1 Size | DP1 Value
DQ1 Size | DQ1 Value
Is that correct? How can I get the private exponent value?
Thanks
Luiz Reuter Silva Torro wrote:
Hi,
mcardprod-1.2.1.pdf gives the structure of MUSCLE Key Type RSA_PRIVATE_CRT
as
Blob Header
P Size | P Value
Q Size | Q Value
PQ Size | PQ Value
DP1 Size | DP1 Value
DQ1 Size | DQ1 Value
Is that correct? How can I get the private exponent
Anyone familiar with a resolution for this error?
/opt/pcsc-tools-1.4.5 # ./ATR_analysis 3B 6B 00 00 80 65 B0 83 01 04 74 83
00 90 00
Can't locate Chipcard/PCSC/Card.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
/usr/lib/perl5/5.8.8/i586-linux-thread-multi /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.8
Wesley.Reisz wrote:
Hello,
First, thanks to the many posters on this list. I've been lurking for
several days trying to solve some problems and have found this list
invaluable. I have been working on enabling the DoD/CAC card on Linux
(specifically, SUSE Linux Desktop 10--PreRelease).
I have
||Is the install prefix/lib directory in your ld.so.conf
|| ld.so.cache? i.e. on a fedora core 4 machine:
Yes. I reran ldconfig as well.
This may very well have been one of my problems. I think I may have also
have some version mismatches form playing with so many libraries. I did an
uninstall
For others who may have missed the need to install the Perl module, this
resolved my error http://ludovic.rousseau.free.fr/softwares/pcsc-perl/
Another side note, I see ATR: 3B 6B 00 00 80 65 B0 83 01 04 74 83 00 90 00
(which is my CAC identifier--is that the right term), but I'm still not see
I've patched rebuilt musclecardframework-1.1.5 from Debian and patched
the commonAccessCard bundle library (pulled from darwinsource 10.4.6) as
described at https://airborne.nrl.navy.mil/PKI/.
pcsc_scan, bundleTool and muscleTool are all fine.
I've got libmusclepkcs11 added to Firefox
Title: Re: [Muscle] Context handles and pcscd?
G'day,
If pcscd is restarted, SCardListReaders() and SCardGetStatusChange()
still act as before: zero readers are returned, and both functions
return SCARD_S_SUCCESS.
I tried to reproduce the bug but I get a SCARD_E_NO_SERVICE error. I
G'day,
But with pam_pkcs11 and Geoff Elgey's session
pkcs11 tester I snagged from this list's archives, I'm seeing
a segfault when the session is closed.
I can't recall the code mentioned above, but it's very possible that
something quickly written as an example to a mailing list could be
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