Hi Damen,
did you install all components, including cyberflex bundle from
muscleframework?
You said you want to load MUSCLE software on Cryptoflex. But it is not a
Java card, right?
Luiz Torro
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About your first question, there is a few information here
http://www.gemplus.com/products/gemxpresso_pro_range/index.html
Regards
Luiz Torro
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I think this was corrected in muscleframework version 1.1.6, however I did
not find its tgz in the download page. Do you want me to send you this
version?
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Hey Christophe,
I tested the original script "listgemXpressoProR3_2E64.txt" on a GXPPro-R3.2
STD PTS card and it worked fine, but it is a slightly diferent model from
yours. It's ATR is 3B7D9480318065B08301019083009000.
Here is the output:
GPShell.exe listgemXpressoProR3_2E64.txt
mode_201
ge
Hello,
looking at mcardapplet ComputeCrypt() function I found this piece of code.
At first glance it seems confuse as ALG_RSA_NOPAD is used in DSA or DES
key case. Is this correct?
case KEY_DSA_PUBLIC:
case KEY_DSA_PRIVATE:
case KEY_DES:
if (ciph_mode == CM_RSA_NOPAD)
{
ciph_alg_id = Cipher.A
Sometimes my certificates appeared in the "Other People's" tab, and I
found the line of libmusclepkcs11 which was causing that. Follows the
patch to be applied if this is really a bug.
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ssunto: Re: RES: [Muscle] Gemplus card
Karsten Ohme wrote on 02/26/07 05:49 PM:
> Luiz Reuter Silva Torro wrote:
>> I downloaded GPShell and it seems the applet was installed successfully
in
>> the GXPro. Is there a script command to personalize the card with a
PIN/PUK,
>> so t
em: sábado, 24 de fevereiro de 2007 00:37
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Assunto: Re: [Muscle] Gemplus card
Luiz Reuter Silva Torro wrote:
> Hi,
> until this moment I used Cyberflex 64K JavaCard (and CFlexAccessLoader to
> install mcardapplet).
> Now I would like to use Gemplus GXPPro-R3.x STD PTS
Hi,
until this moment I used Cyberflex 64K JavaCard (and CFlexAccessLoader to
install mcardapplet).
Now I would like to use Gemplus GXPPro-R3.x STD PTS JavaCard. Is this model
supported? Which tool is used to install mcardapplet in it?
Thanks
Luiz Reuter Silva Torro
Analista de Sistemas
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We had this problem here, and solved making little changes in the
attached files. You can just replace your by these and recompile the module
RABLAT Guillaume wrote:
Hello,
I'm using muscleframework-1.1.5 and tried to install libmusclepkcs11 on
Firefox on Linux (Mandriva2006), but it says "
Hi Karsten,
yes, MCardPlugin does not handle the verify case, but I'm searching
this information becouse I'm developping a plugin and don't know how
the caller is supposed to pass these parameters.
Thanks
Karsten Ohme wrote:
Luiz Reuter Silva Torro wrote:
Hel
Hello,
how are the arguments expected to be passed to MSCComputeCrypt() when
you want verify a signature?
1) pInputData = and pOutputData =
or
2) pInputData = and pOutputData =
Thanks
smime.p7s
Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
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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
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Hi!
Does anyone know a program that sends an ENCIPHER APDU to a smart card, but
that does not use MUSCLE?
TIA,
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It does work with Cyberflex Access 64K, at least for the versions of
mcardapplet until version 0.98.
I did not tried Cyberflex Access 32K.
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Under directory /usr/local/pcsc/services/ there should be one or more Card
Plugins installed. Each plugin directory's name ends with ".bundle". As I use
Cyberflex, I installed MCardPlugin from muscleframework and the directory
/usr/local/pcsc/services/mscMuscleCard.bundle was created.
Make sure
It seems pcsc-lite home directory was not installed under /usr/local/pcsc, so
bundleTool is not able to update Cryptoflex bundle it expects to be under
/usr/local/pcsc/services.
Try to reinstall pcsc-lite with the options --prefix=/usr/local
--enable-usbdropdir=/usr/local/pcsc/drivers and reinst
Did you register the card ATR executing bundleTool?
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Enviada em: segunda-feira, 20 de março de 2006 08:23
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Assunto: [Muscle] Muscletest not working
I installed
Hi,
I use the Reflex USB v3 reader and noted it is not configured to be
recognized as a CCID reader by the CCID IFD. It's missing these lines in its
Info.plist file:
...
0x04E6
...
0x511C
...
Axalto Reflex USB v3
...
Maybe it could be added to the next version of the CCID IDF.
Regards
Luiz Torr
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Assunto: Re: [Muscle] libmusclepkcs11 on Firefox
Luiz Reuter Silva Torro wrote:
> I'm using muscleframework-1.1.5 and tried to install libmusclepkcs11 on
> Firefox, but it says "Unable to add module". The same happens
I'm using muscleframework-1.1.5 and tried to install libmusclepkcs11 on
Firefox, but it says "Unable to add module". The same happens with Mozilla
1.7.5.
Is libmusclepkcs11 working on these browsers/versions?
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Hi,
is there a rule to specify the SO PIN? In PKCS #15 there is a flag which
identifies it. In MUSCLE what does define which PIN is SO's?
Thanks
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Is the card Gemplus GemXpresso Pro supported by MUSCLE?
Thanks
Luiz Torro
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Hello,
the domain linuxnet.com is not going to be used anymore?
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Hi Sebastian,
when you install muscleframework there is a directory called
libmusclepkcs11 which has a library for use with Mozilla.
Download muscleframework from the site and take a look at the README
file.
Luiz Torro
Sebastian Diaz wrote:
Hi!
I have installed Pcsc-lite in
Karsten Ohme wrote:
Luiz Reuter Silva Torro wrote:
Hello,
when I use the function MSCListKeys(), which fills a struct MSCKeyInfo,
its fields cipherMode and cipherDirection give random values.
Does anyone also noted this behavior?
I cannot verify this behavior, but I know the following
Hello,
when I use the function MSCListKeys(), which fills a struct MSCKeyInfo,
its fields cipherMode and cipherDirection give random values.
Does anyone also noted this behavior?
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have you already discussed about writing MUSCLE components in C++?
We are thinking to do so in my company. Does anybody see any disadvantage?
Luiz Reuter
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Hi,
I would like to know the current status of the MUSCLE components on
Windows. Which ones, in the list bellow, are stable for compiling and/or
running?
- muscleframework
+ MCardPlugin
+ libmusclepkcs11
- libmusclecard
- pcsc-lite
- ccid
Thanks
Luiz Reuter
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ry and map PKCS#15 onto the MuscleCard applet, I
suggest you write an OpenSC card module
for the MuscleCard Card Edge (this would be the easiest route)
Thanks,
Dave
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we would like to take advantage of the OpenSC support on PKCS #15
smartcards. An approach is to develop a Musclecard Plugin which would
work as an OpenSC wrapper, translating function call and parameters
between MUSCLE and OpenSC .
Does anybody is already working on something like this?
to use the
profile server
- Gemplus
- GemXpresso 64k (FIPS / diversified)
- IBM
- JCOP ID 21 (40-4F developer keys)
Jesus Garcia Rodriguez wrote:
I think it is a GemSafe 4k card .
El lun, 16-05-2005 a las 09:33 -0300, Luiz Reuter Silva Torro escribiÃ:
It seams the reader is working.
The error 6A
It seams the reader is working.
The error 6A 82 means the AID (A0 00 00 00 01 01) was not found in the
card. Which one are you using?
Jesus Garcia Rodriguez wrote:
Hallo and thanks in advance:
I am trying to use a gemplus Twin token with muscle card but
muscletool says that is unsupported .
Does
For the first error, did you try to export the LD_LIBRARY_PATH
environment variable with the path where your libpcsclite.so is located?
In my case it is under /usr/local/lib
Andrea Galeazzi wrote:
Hi to everybody!
I lately bought a SCM Microsystems SCR301 reader and I downloaded its
own drivers f
for some wrong configuration.
Karsten Ohme wrote:
Luiz Reuter Silva Torro wrote:
I'm getting the following error when I run the muscletest utility.
Does someone have run through the same problem?
Have you compiled the libccid on your own? Where do you got it from?
Look into the source code of t
CCID driver as a
libmusclecard plug in?
Ludovic Rousseau wrote:
On 5/3/05, Luiz Reuter Silva Torro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm getting the following error when I run the muscletest utility. Does
someone have run through the same problem?
/usr/local/p
I'm getting the following error when I run the muscletest utility. Does
someone have run through the same problem?
tokenfactory.c:449:TPLoadToken() Loading service library /usr/local/pcsc/drivers/ifd-ccid.bundle/Contents/Linux/libccid.so.0.9.3
dyn_unix.c:75:DYN_GetAddress() PL_MSCWriteFramewo
I meant whether we could use commands common to any USB devices in
order to access the readers. However, after I read the specifications
it is clearer for me the role and need of CCID.
Thanks
Ludovic Rousseau wrote:
Le Tuesday 19 April 2005 à 09:20:57, Luiz Reuter Silva Torro a écrit
hat he has tested -
perhaps he can give us that link again.
Also we have had described the fact that there are options in CCID, so
not all readers implement it exactly the same.
Peter
Luiz Reuter Silva Torro wrote:
Right Peter, but I did not understand why only some USB reader work
with CCID.
I
reduce the number of different
drivers - hence the drive (sic) to have a common CCID driver. However,
there are clearly security concerns with USB (possibility for other
software in the PC to interfere), and those remain to be addressed.
Peter
Luiz Reuter Silva Torro wrote:
I started to use USB
So any USB reader may be CCID complient? Or it depends on the reader
hardware too?
Giuseppe Sacco wrote:
Il giorno ven, 15-04-2005 alle 13:49 -0300, Luiz Reuter Silva Torro ha
scritto:
I started to use USB Readers with PC/SC Lite and, as long as I
understood, only the USB
I started to use USB Readers with PC/SC Lite and, as long as I
understood, only the USB readers which confotm to CCID are recognized.
If it it possible, is someone studying or working on an approach other
than CCID to recognize any USB reader?
Thanks
Luiz Reuter
Hello,
what do you think about documenting the code using Doxygen? It is a
Javadoc like tool with commands like author, exemple, file, param and
version.
This is a way to make it easier to programmers to understand and
contribute with MUSCLE.
Luiz Reuter
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