>
> douglas suggested the piv driver, so have a look at that one.
>
Yes, Our messages have crossed.
coolkey or javacardsign are alternatives. but they implement only support
> for their applet each, as far as I know. so if you look for a flexible
> software that can work with different cards/appl
Am Mittwoch 10 März 2010 18:00:15 schrieb Benoit Ferson:
> ... OK ; I had missed that (which is why I did not understand the
> "adherence" of pkcs11-tool to PKCS15).
pkcs11 is the software interface (e.g. firefox loads pkcs#11 plugins
like "opensc-pkcs11.so"). it is not an alternative to pkcs#15.
Andreas,
Thank you so much for your answer. It definitely helps me.
opensc is written for pkcs#15 cards
... OK ; I had missed that (which is why I did not understand the
"adherence" of pkcs11-tool to PKCS15).
> if you aim for less, you can write a pkcs#15 emulation
> driver: it creates all th
Benoit Ferson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Sorry in advance for some of my questions that may sound irrelevant ;
> I'm a newbie...
>
> Here is the context : I am trying to add support to opensc for an applet
> hosted on a javacard. The applet currently answers to my APDUs
> correctly, using pcsc-lite. I
opensc is written for pkcs#15 cards - they have a file
"3f002f00" and a directory "3f005015" and several
files in that directory describing, what is on the
card (index files, for example an index file listing
all certificates, their subjects and metadata, the
filename etc.).
so if you want your ca
Hi,
Sorry in advance for some of my questions that may sound irrelevant ; I'm a
newbie...
Here is the context : I am trying to add support to opensc for an applet
hosted on a javacard. The applet currently answers to my APDUs correctly,
using pcsc-lite. I take inspiration from the card-muscle.c m
