Hi Did you say that with the solution a and b I would need formatar the eToken under linux, correct? Like me format the eToken under linux, that command I use?
Regards, Marco ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andreas Jellinghaus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2003 1:55 PM Subject: Re: [Muscle] eToken 0.3.9 + Mozilla > Hi. > > To use an Aladdin eToken with Mozilla you need: > a) Mozilla + OpenSC + PC/SC-Lite + Etoken > b) Mozilla + OpenSC + USB Token > c) Mozilla + Aladdins PKCS#11 + PC/SC-Lite + Aladdins Ifdhandler > > With solution a) and b) you need to "format" the key under linux > and put stuff on it. Windows puts it's keys and certificates in > the wrong directories (not following pkcs#15 standard), so opensc > doesn't find it. > > With a) it is advisable to use latest opensc cvs, because > many bugs were fixed in the last months. > > With b) you must use latest opensc cvs. usbtoken is a replacement > for etoken, and it is now part of opensc. > > c) is a solution that will be compatible to stuff stored on the > etoken under windows. However you need aladdins pkcs#11 library, > something they are working on for quite a while, but still is > not released to the public, as far as i know. Contact aladdin > support for details, I don't know. > > btw: in theory you could use aladdins pkcs#11 library with the etoken. > but about unrelased software nobody has seen so far we can only > speculate. But it is likely that it will work, too. > > As for a step by step instruction: > I'm working on one, but not everything is working ok so far. > I will attach my latest version. > > The problem I currently have is: I try to create a certificate > with the key on the token. That doesn't work, because openssl > is not asking for a PIN and without a PIN it cannot find the key. > > But people report that you can create a key on your pc, create > a certificate on your pc, and then store both on the token. > that should work fine, but I haven't tried. > > In any case, the opensc mailing list might be a better place > to discuss these things. > > Regards, Andreas > > _______________________________________________ Muscle mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.musclecard.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle
