Mr Dash Four wrote:
> I already use libpcsclite, but there are other dependencies on (mainly)
> openct as well as the pcsc-lite libraries you mention (libdbus-1.so.3,
> libhal.so.1 are two of those).
That is not the fault of packages - blame your distribution for that.
What you want is technic
Andre Zepezauer wrote:
> In other words, build a wrapper around libccid with an api
> compatible with libpcsclite.
Then I think it would be a better idea to make a p11 provider
directly on top of libccid.
//Peter
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> you could use something like this:
> pkcs15-crypt --key 3b8d4e --input cipher.bin --decipher -R
>
> The only requirement is libpcsclite. Everything else could be turned
> off. Correct?
>
You've lost me!
I already have the data object stored on my smartcard and I need a
stripped-down pkcs11-
Hello,
you could use something like this:
pkcs15-crypt --key 3b8d4e --input cipher.bin --decipher -R
The only requirement is libpcsclite. Everything else could be turned
off. Correct?
If you don't want a running pcscd, you could try to get libpcsclite to
access the usb stack directly. In other w
Is it possible to have a stripped-down and slimmed version of
pkcs11-tool (or a similar, may be new) program which does just one
thing: read the contents of a data object (given by either
application-id or application-label) on a smartcard (enter PIN if the
data object was previously stored wit
