I have some acos5 cards.
cards are not the problem, but developers with time.
unless one finds time to write a driver, there won't
one.
> By the way, I am very pleased by Feitian quality and support, so I may
> consider buying a batch of Feitian PKI cards. They send me free cards
> for testing an
Le mercredi 13 janvier 2010 à 21:24 +0100, Andreas Jellinghaus a écrit :
> writing an acos5 driver would be great, as the cards are cheap and
> have
> everything we need, and the company hands out the card manuals without
> strange NDA requirements or similar stuff.
Hoops!
I wrote ACS a couple o
Am Mittwoch 13 Januar 2010 21:09:56 schrieb Jean-Michel Pouré:
> Hello,
>
> ACOS5 cards are only a few dollars and would be perfect for GNU/Linux.
> It offers DES / 3DES / AES-128 bits / RSA (up to 2,048 bits) capability.
>
> I can see code for ACOS5 support in openSC, but it certainly a work in
Hello,
ACOS5 cards are only a few dollars and would be perfect for GNU/Linux.
It offers DES / 3DES / AES-128 bits / RSA (up to 2,048 bits) capability.
I can see code for ACOS5 support in openSC, but it certainly a work in
progress. What is the state of ACOS5 support in OpenSC and what needs to
be
Eric wrote:
> >(Though it means two login and logout links in the Trac menu bar.)
>
> Can we modify the logout link to point to a logout script, which
> chooses (or redirects to) the correct way to logout based on the
> method the session was logged in with?
The two logout links are only a cosme
Le mercredi 13 janvier 2010 à 15:53 +0200, Martin Paljak a écrit :
> Which application are you referring to?
I was referring to pinpad test in src/tests/
pinpad is turned-on in opensc.conf
For example, in pkcs15-init, I need to
enter pin using --pin at command line.
I cannot enter pin only on t
Le mercredi 13 janvier 2010 à 14:22 +0100, Jean-Michel Pouré a écrit :
> Thanks. One problem did not catch my eye. It seems that I cannot erase
> cards any longer.
Please discard my message to the mailing list.
pkcs15-init -v --create-pkcs15 to initialiaze the Feitian card.
Then and only then I
On 13.01.2010, at 12:46, Jean-Michel Pouré wrote:
> The Omnikey Cardman 3621 is smartcard reader with pinpad, same as the
> Omnikey Cardman 3821 but without LCD display.
>
> I am pleased to report that Cardman 3621 /src/tests/pintest is correct.
I have 3821 which I use constantly -> it is suppose
Le mercredi 13 janvier 2010 à 13:27 +0100, Andreas Jellinghaus a écrit :
> thanks, commited to svn trunk.
Thanks. One problem did not catch my eye. It seems that I cannot erase
cards any longer.
I would reproduce with one blank&never used card and one used card:
pkcs15-init -E -vvv
2010-01-13 1
Am Mittwoch 13 Januar 2010 12:31:38 schrieb Jean-Michel Pouré:
> When looking at crypt0001 test, it has these lines:
> p15_init --no-so-pin
> p15_set_pin -a 01
> p15_gen_key rsa/1024 --id 45 -a 01
>
> My system does not seem to have p15_init. If you explain me more, I can
> handle a few test and m
thanks, commited to svn trunk.
Regards, Andreas
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> also the regression test suite might be a better place than the wiki
> for testing such things.
Dear friends,
I would like to run OpenSC regression test suite
testing various smartcards and then reporting the community.
I am using a Feitian PKI card, but I also plan to test other cards like
Dear all,
The Omnikey Cardman 3621 is smartcard reader with pinpad, same as the
Omnikey Cardman 3821 but without LCD display.
I am pleased to report that Cardman 3621 /src/tests/pintest is correct.
When asked to enter pin, I press return on computer keyboard and then
enter pin on the Omnikey Ca
Le mardi 12 janvier 2010 à 12:13 +0800, Xiaoshuo Wu a écrit :
> Thank you for reporting this, it's a flaw in entersafe driver.
> I'd like to propose the patch for it, it removes the assert line and
> some
> unused code, solves a problem with ePass3000, see my attachment.
> Regards, Xiaoshuo
Dea
>(Though it means two login and logout links in the Trac menu bar.)
Can we modify the logout link to point to a logout script, which chooses
(or redirects to) the correct way to logout based on the method the
session was logged in with?
- Eric
Peter Stuge wrote:
> Andreas Jellinghaus wrote:
>
I have also been contemplating my small personal PKI hierarchy. From the
top of my head:
The Root CA would function on a dedicated old laptop, disconnected and
offline, running off a linux USB stick, with the CA's private keys and
intermediate CA's private key backups stored on smart cards, bot
> Why don't you want to generate the keys on the card? Under normal
circumstances that's the thing smart cards are for.
I've got limited experience with PKI policies, but what about key
escrow? Or the poor man's version, creating a backup copy of a smart
card on another smart card, kept in a f
Hello,
To clarify my knowledge, I would like to contribute some user
documentation on the wiki. The subject of transferring an RSA key pair
to a smartcard seems interesting.
Here are some newbee questions before I go on:
* I would like to add a page with dummy certificates on the wiki. One
root
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