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| Does Java Card require a USB CCID-compliant smart card reader
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| Re: Does Java Card require a USB CCID-compliant smart card reader
To obtain or update packages PCSC and CCID necessary for the proper functioning of a smart card reader on Debian or Ubuntu Code: $ Apt-get install pcsc-tools libpcsclite1 libccid pcscd Code: $ Yum install pcsc-libpcsc-lite.xxx tools.xxx ccid.xxx |
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| Re: Does Java Card require a USB CCID-compliant smart card reader
To add a model CCID reader to an existing installation and operational you must locate the file Info.plist that contains the list of recognized CCID readers.a link to this file is usually / etc / libccid_Info.plist. You can locate and edit the original file must be located in a subfolder of the installation of pcsc as returned by pcscd. The most frequent locations are: / usr / local / pcsc or / usr / lib / pcsc or / usr / libexec / SmartCardServices for Fedora. Code: $ Locate info.plist / Usr / local / pcsc / drivers / ifd-ccid.bundle / Contents / Info.plist Code: $ Gedit libccid_Info.plist |
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| Re: Does Java Card require a USB CCID-compliant smart card reader
You need to verify that the call functions PCSC owners is allowed by setting to 1 bit 0 (rightmost), without changing the other bits that may be necessary for some readers. Code: <key> ifdDriverOptions </ key> <string> 0x0001 </ string> Code: <key> ifdVendorID </ key> <string> 0x1E0D </ string> <key> ifdProductID </ key> <string> 0x1003 </ string> <key> ifdFriendlyName </ key> <string> Neowave Weneo-Moneo </ string> |
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| Re: Does Java Card require a USB CCID-compliant smart card reader
To run under Linux with the Java applet provided by mo-net, browsers should have a java extension provided by SUN Code: $ Apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin |
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| Re: Does Java Card require a USB CCID-compliant smart card reader
OpenSC provides tools for managing PKCS structure (standard structure for storing key pair, certificates etc ...) I spend on pkcs11-tool, not having used. You have two tools: pkcs15-initpkcs15-tool and the first is used to initialize the smartcard and the second to list its contents etc. It is from pkcs15-init you can initialize the card, create new User Pin and insert your sensitive information. |
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