Le 08/07/2011 21:46, Pace Willisson a écrit :
> Hi. I'm working on finishing the driver for the acos5 card. With
> some luck, I'll have some code worth testing in the next few weeks.
> I'm working out of a github fork at https://github.com/pacew/OpenSC
>
> My current puzzle is that the acos5 stor
Hi. I'm working on finishing the driver for the acos5 card. With
some luck, I'll have some code worth testing in the next few weeks.
I'm working out of a github fork at https://github.com/pacew/OpenSC
My current puzzle is that the acos5 stores public and private keys in
separate files, but part
Hi,
I'm new to this list and just trying to get ACOS 5 cards working. From
earlier posts I found that there have been attempts to get this card
working but it looks like nobody realy succeeded.
What I've here are some cards which are already initialized with something
like a PKCS#15 file st
Le dimanche 21 février 2010 à 11:26 +0200, Martin Paljak a écrit :
> It is as good as saying that Debian is dead and Gentoo is the only
> live Linux distro which is of course not true.
> Macports often has the latest and greatest kitchen sink software
> included, fink works well for those who like
On Feb 20, 2010, at 12:56 , François Pérou wrote:
> Go for MacPorts, it is the best maintained project. INHO Fink is a dead
> project. MacPorts has a good documentation and a nice community.
It is as good as saying that Debian is dead and Gentoo is the only live Linux
distro which is of course n
After spending a whole day trying to figure out what was wrong, I
finally discovered that the cause of these errors was that MacOS X
doesn't have pkgconfig installed.
I got it from Macports with: "sudo port install pkgconfig" and then it
works fine.
Now onward to trying to actually trying to compi
Am Freitag 19 Februar 2010 20:40:46 schrieb Greg Mefford:
> I tried to use the bootstrap script after installing some of those
> tools with fink that were in your config script. I get the following
> errors:
>
> -
> configure.ac:100: error: possibly undefined macro: AC_DEFINE
> If this t
Am Freitag 19 Februar 2010 20:07:37 schrieb Greg Mefford:
> Excellent. That certainly gives me a starting point.
> I've checked out the source from SVN but I'm not sure how to compile it.
> I've used Make before, but never Automake, so I'm kind of a noob
> there. Any MacOS X developers want to just
Hi Greg,
> My question is: what does the support for this card look like today,
> and what can I do to help develop it. I'm new to smart cards and to
> opensc, but I've spent a lot of time reading through the ACOS5
> documentation and about smart cards in general.
>
> I feel confident that I coul
Le vendredi 19 février 2010 à 14:07 -0500, Greg Mefford a écrit :
> Any MacOS X developers want to just give me the commands they
> use to compile opensc? And do I need to compile the whole source tree
> including tools, or can I just compile the opensc library, for
> example?
Go for MacPorts, it
I tried to use the bootstrap script after installing some of those
tools with fink that were in your config script. I get the following
errors:
-
configure.ac:100: error: possibly undefined macro: AC_DEFINE
If this token and others are legitimate, please use m4_pattern_allow.
See t
On Feb 19, 2010, at 21:07 , Greg Mefford wrote:
> Excellent. That certainly gives me a starting point.
> I've checked out the source from SVN but I'm not sure how to compile it.
> I've used Make before, but never Automake, so I'm kind of a noob
> there. Any MacOS X developers want to just give me t
Excellent. That certainly gives me a starting point.
I've checked out the source from SVN but I'm not sure how to compile it.
I've used Make before, but never Automake, so I'm kind of a noob
there. Any MacOS X developers want to just give me the commands they
use to compile opensc? And do I need to
On Feb 19, 2010, at 20:31 , Greg Mefford wrote:
> My question is: what does the support for this card look like today,
> and what can I do to help develop it.
OpenSC has basic (or practically no supportt) for the card. Basically you can
maybe read files from the card but you can't do anything usef
I've been looking around for ways to interface with the ACS ACOS5 card
using the ACS38 reader on my Mac. It looks like opensc has some
rudimentary support for the card, but far from complete.
I already have a bunch of these cards that my university purchased for
investigation, so I'd prefer to use
Hi Andreas,
> maybe it is possible to create an MF and a PIN (similar to the
> transport
> key of the cryptoflex), and go to user stage. then at user stage
> use that pin to create all other structures.
I haven't checked the details, but I believe that this is possible. In
this way you could
Am Donnerstag, 31. Juli 2008 20:52:27 schrieb Johannes Deisenhofer:
> I suspect the documentation to be incomplete regarding initialization.
> I have "ACOS5 Reference Manual v1.4, 06-2007". Anything else available?
I can't find the file, but the print shows I have the same version.
> Don't know i
Am Donnerstag, 31. Juli 2008 21:30:26 schrieb Emanuele Pucciarelli:
> My understanding is the same as yours: before you activate the files
> the card is not really functional, as security attributes are not
> enforced, and once you activate the MF or any other file on the card,
> you enter the "Use
Hi Johannes!
I was thinking about writing an ACOS5 driver but I don't have too much
time on my hands these days – maybe I could help you, though…
> I suspect the documentation to be incomplete regarding initialization.
> I have "ACOS5 Reference Manual v1.4, 06-2007". Anything else
> available
Andreas Jellinghaus wrote:
> Hi Johannes,
>
> I think it would be great to have full opensc support for the
> cards.
>
> In the documentation I didn't read anything about software updates
> so not sure what that binary blob is. maybe the card uploads some
> the RSA key rather than uses the cards
Hi Johannes,
I think it would be great to have full opensc support for the
cards.
In the documentation I didn't read anything about software updates
so not sure what that binary blob is. maybe the card uploads some
the RSA key rather than uses the cards rsa key generation?
> I'm quite new to thi
On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 02:34:04PM +0200, Johannes Deisenhofer wrote:
> The resulting structure is something resembling PKCS#15, but not quite.
> It needs quite a few changes to opensc all over the place to even list
> the certificates and keys.
Did you already look into the emulation layer in Ope
Hi,
Recently, a question about ACOS5 cards came up. I've started to look
into this (low priority), so if anyone has some extra information
(besides the development docs from ACR), or some existing code, I'd like
to hear it.
The card is currently not supported, just identified.
I'm quite new to t
Andreas Jellinghaus a écrit :
> On Tuesday 15 May 2007 11:16:17 Ian Young wrote:
>
>> Making higher level things like pkcs11-tool work requires a fair bit of
>> additional work, probably including writing a PKCS#15 emulation layer
>> (ACS's implementation is non-standard in various ways, from wh
Andreas Jellinghaus wrote:
> so the question is: which goal do we have?
> - an emulation for their format?
> - implementing pkcs#15 format on acos5
>
> both would be nice, but for me the later would be more important right now.
I'm not sure how I'd judge which would be the best approach. Mayb
On Tuesday 15 May 2007 11:16:17 Ian Young wrote:
> Making higher level things like pkcs11-tool work requires a fair bit of
> additional work, probably including writing a PKCS#15 emulation layer
> (ACS's implementation is non-standard in various ways, from what I can
> see; I'm not an expert, thoug
On Tuesday 15 May 2007 10:55:21 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Does anyone know, if the ACOS5 cards are implemented fully yet, since there
> are signs of it in the subversion-repository and an ACOS5 driver seems to
> exist already. The pkcs11-tool however seems not to work. Is there a
> workaround for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Does anyone know, if the ACOS5 cards are implemented fully yet, since
> there are signs of it in the subversion-repository and an ACOS5
> driver seems to exist already. The pkcs11-tool however seems not to
> work. Is there a workaround for this?
The ACOS5 support that i
Does anyone know, if the ACOS5 cards are implemented fully yet, since there are
signs of it in the subversion-repository and an ACOS5 driver seems to exist
already. The pkcs11-tool however seems not to work. Is there a workaround for
this?
Thanks in advance
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Am Dienstag, 13. März 2007 11:38 schrieb Ian Young:
> > I could either ident the file and commit it.
> > or do you want to send an updated copy?
>
> I'd be happy for you to indent the file I already sent, unless there are
> other things you think should be changed as well.
ok, commited.
Andreas
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Andreas Jellinghaus wrote:
> we prefer this style:
> indent -npro -kr -i8 -ts8 -sob -l80 -ss -ncs
Thanks. I'll try and keep to that in future.
> I could either ident the file and commit it.
> or do you want to send an updated copy?
I'd be happy for you to indent the file I already sent, unless
Hi Ian,
we prefer this style:
indent -npro -kr -i8 -ts8 -sob -l80 -ss -ncs
I could either ident the file and commit it.
or do you want to send an updated copy?
Regards, Andreas
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Andreas Jellinghaus wrote:
> sounds great, please post your code for review.
Here's what I have, as one attachment in "svn diff" format with the
minor changes and one file card-acos5.c with the rest.
I made sure the indentation on the minor changes matched the files that
were being changed. The
Am Sonntag, 11. März 2007 13:32 schrieb Ian Young:
> I made some progress a few weeks back on adding support for the ACS
> ACOS5 cards. My current status is that I have things working in
> opensc-tool and opensc-explorer, which is enough to be able to poke
> around inside the card, read and list f
I made some progress a few weeks back on adding support for the ACS
ACOS5 cards. My current status is that I have things working in
opensc-tool and opensc-explorer, which is enough to be able to poke
around inside the card, read and list files.
I do have a couple of other things working, but it i
Ian Young wrote:
There was a brief discussion a couple of months back about the ACS ACOS5
cards. Did anyone make any progress on this?
Now I have a few cards, a printout of the card manual, and I read it
once. I never wrote a complete card driver so far, but I saw nothing
that looked like tr
There was a brief discussion a couple of months back about the ACS ACOS5
cards. Did anyone make any progress on this?
The certificate management and PKCS#11 support that comes with these as
part of the SDK is Windows-only. That's fine for my current project,
but in the longer term it would be ni
Hi gabriele!
Gabriele Turchi wrote:
I'm interested in using ACOS5 smart cards in opensc. I'm thinking about
writing the necessary code (I'm too a C programmer), but I haven't any
experience in writing opensc code.
Someone is already working on this?
Good Idea! I don't think anyone is working
Hi
I'm interested in using ACOS5 smart cards in opensc. I'm thinking about
writing the necessary code (I'm too a C programmer), but I haven't any
experience in writing opensc code.
Someone is already working on this?
I have an ACOS documentation listing basic commands (read file, select
file, et
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