Attached two patches fix compilation errors or warnings when compiling
with NSS support.
Compiler messages are mentioned in patch headers.
Note that implicit declaration fix again refers to implicit declaration
of function 'X509_cmp' problem, which may need x509.h, but location of
this header may
This is not full PKCS#11 provider and has many limitations of
implementation and many other inherited from OpenPGP specification.
Examples:
1. Limitation of 1024 RSA key size.
2. Requirement to hold the certificate within gpgsm and not on card.
3. Complex communication between
application->provide
I agree to these limitations and would love to get rid of them by having
an open and pkcs#11 compatible implementation. But we do not have the
capacity and experience to develop such a smart card right now.
Therefore any support to develop such an open smart card implementation
is more than welcome
Hi Alon! Currently I am testing your pkcs#11 extension for gnupg. An
pkcs#11 compatible open source implementation of a smart card or USB
stick is something that we are planning for v2 in the future.
Alon Bar-Lev schrieb:
> Best is develop PKCS#11 provider and not OpenPGP specific.
> As PKCS#11 is
Best is develop PKCS#11 provider and not OpenPGP specific.
As PKCS#11 is the interface applications use.
You will be able to use GPG using [1] if you like without more effort.
Alon.
[1] http://gnupg-pkcs11.sourceforge.net/
On 10/15/08, Jan Suhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi!
> Currently we ar
Hi!
Currently we are developing an USB stick based on the OpenPGP smart card
as an open source project. This is basically a simple smart card adapter
based on the IC FT2232D (http://www.ftdichip.com/Products/FT2232C.htm).
Linux includes modules to communicate with the FT2232 in general but not
spec
