Howdy,
This was reported by a Debian user, and it looks like just a missing
export of the symbol. The attached patch should fix things.
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diff --git a/lib/token.exports b/lib/token.exports
index 9ac673b..42fa27c 100644
--- a/lib
>(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
this is a good balance between security, and ease of use (and
simplicity), at least for my uses. I'd appreciate others thoughts on
this setup.
- Eric
Jean-Michel Pouré wrote:
> Le lundi 11 janvier 2010 à 16:53 +0100, Peter Stuge a écrit :
>>>> Of course, if your card is
> 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
gt; left, so no one can update this package.
>
> New windows binaries build using mingw are available in the "Build" project.
> Version 001 and 002 are both vulnerable, a new version 003 with OpenSC 0.11.7
> will be soon available.
>
> Contact and Feedback
> ==
first on my todo list.
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>
> Is that acceptable for everybody?
I'm not sure that's the right behavior. If you call shutdown and it
didn't shutdown it should probably not be considered a success.
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27;t running, the openct init script exits with a non-zero
> exit state. The prerm doesn't catch this condition, and fails. That
> shouldn't happen.
>
> I'm not entirely sure whether exiting an initscript with a non-zero exit
> state is allowed in this case either, but I&#
* Ludovic Rousseau ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> On Sat, Apr 26, 2008 at 7:22 AM, Eric Dorland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello opensc type persons,
>
> Hello Eric,
>
> > A Debian user has discovered a bug in pam_p11. It uses the syslog
> > family of fu
Hello opensc type persons,
A Debian user has discovered a bug in pam_p11. It uses the syslog
family of functions instead of pam_syslog, which causes segfaults in
some situations. Please apply the attached patch!
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Hello,
a debian user reported this bug. I've confirmed that it is in fact the
case. The attached diff should fix the discrepancy.
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Package: libopensc2
Version: 0.11.4-2
Seve
A few years ago, I was able to put a messed up
eToken back in the "manufacturing" state (as told by cardos-info)
using an APDU that someone sent to the list (it might have been
Nils). After that, I was able to re-initialize the eToken using
pkcs15-init --create-pkcs15 ...
I r
rs to file writers.
Eric Norman
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hat's about it.
But anyway, the legal and usability issues are known by
many and are better discussed elsewhere.
Eric Norman
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.
Here's a very common question. But you're probably not
going to like the answer in most cases.
Hey, neat! Can I store my files on it?
Eric Norman
University of Wisconsin
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wever, it does seem to work with both versions 10.3 and 10.4
for what that's worth. I doubt if it would work with the new
Intel hardware, though, but it might (I think I did all the
endianness stuff right).
Eric Norman
University of Wisconsin
so are not the same
from one personnalisation tool to another. Is there a way for being
independent from personnalization tool ? Maybe in profile ?
Regards.
Eric
- Original Message -
From: "Andreas Jellinghaus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 3:03 P
Hi,
I found the cause of the issue. My smart card was not initialized for
OpenSC. How can my application know with PKCS11 interface that the smart
card is initialized ?
Regards.
Eric
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To:
Sent: Wednesday,
c-explorer. Under MF, I can only find file 5011.
C_Initialize returns CKR_OK. Any idea ?
Regards.
Eric
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at robust. Is the issue some of the headers
aren't available on some architectures? Or the structures are
different? Whose suggested best practice is this?
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A small manpage patch from an interested Debian user.
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