On Wed, Oct 10, 2007 at 10:28:50PM +0200, Alon Bar-Lev wrote:
> But it seems we have understand the the official differently, do you
> mean "binary rpm" as official and source tarball as not?

The source tarball that we post on the SourceForge site is the
"official" distribution of ecryptfs-utils.

> I don't understand openCryptoki is a provider (as far as I know) and
> OpenSSL engine.
> Why will you consider linking against it? Linking against a specific
> provider is not the PKCS#11 way, as the user cannot use provider he
> chooses.

A generic "pkcs11" key module, if one ever gets implemented in the
future, will dlopen() a library and then make PKCS#11 API calls to
that library. For deployments on SLES and RHEL, the configuration file
that specifies the library will point to a library that implements the
PKCS#11 interface, and any PKCS#11 implementation shipping in SLES and
RHEL will be appropriate to put in that configuration file.

Mike

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