Hi List!
I think i'm step further now.
I've deleted /etc/readers.conf now in the hope it could help.
I use pcsc-lite-1.1.1 and compiled it the following way:
1. ./configure --enable-libusb=/usr/lib --enable-daemon --enable-debug
--enable-threadsafe --prefix=/usr/loca
l/pcsc --sysconfdir=/etc --enable-runpid=/var/run/pcscd.pid
2. make
3. make install
4. echo "/usr/local/pcsc/lib" >> /etc/ld.so.conf
5. ldconfig
6. mkdir /dev/pcsc
7. mkdir /usr/local/pcsc/drivers
8. echo "/usr/local/pcsc/sbin/pcscd" >> /etc/rc.d/rc.local
I have version 0.1.8 of the lib-usb library, but as it is part of my SuSE system i
just installed the rpm instead of compiling it myself. Could this be a reason?
When i execute testpcsc it just hangs. It doesn't crash, but it just seems it stops
working.
/usr/lib/pcsc-lite/testpcsc
MUSCLE PC/SC Lite Test Program
Testing SCardEstablishContext : Command successful.
Testing SCardGetStatusChange
pcscd doesn't notice if i plug in or out my cardreader:
pcscd -d stdout
pcscdaemon.c:258 main: debug messages to stdout
pcscdaemon.c:395 main: warning: no reader.conf found
[this happens, when i start /usr/lib/pcsc-lite/testpcsc]
pcscdaemon.c:413 main: pcsc-lite daemon ready.
winscard_msg.c:263 SHMProcessEvents: Common channel packet arrival
winscard.c:77 SCardEstablishContext: Establishing Context: 17027100
But readertest is now a bit more interesting perhaps:
readertest -D /usr/local/towitoko/lib/libtowitoko.so.2.0.0 -d usb -v -p usb0
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore_public.c: 340: Opened dir
"/usr/share/libchipcard/drivers", read
ing.
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore_public.c: 357: Found file "."
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore_public.c: 357: Found file ".."
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore_public.c: 357: Found file "towitoko.dsc"
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore_public.c: 396: Adding drivers from file
"/usr/share/libchipcard/
drivers/towitoko.dsc"
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore_public.c: 357: Found file "kobil.dsc"
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore_public.c: 396: Adding drivers from file
"/usr/share/libchipcard/
drivers/kobil.dsc"
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore_public.c: 357: Found file "cyberjack.dsc"
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore_public.c: 396: Adding drivers from file
"/usr/share/libchipcard/ rivers/cyberjack.dsc"
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore_public.c: 357: Found file "ctapi-fake.dsc"
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore_public.c: 396: Adding drivers from file
"/usr/share/libchipcard/ rivers/ctapi-fake.dsc"
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore_public.c: 357: Found file "orga.dsc"
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore_public.c: 396: Adding drivers from file
"/usr/share/libchipcard/ rivers/orga.dsc"
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore_public.c: 357: Found file "README"
Initialisere Kern von Libchipcard
4:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore.c: 1166: No support for PCSC
Melde Leser an [Announcing Reader]
5:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore.c: 244: Added reader "TestReader" (id=386)
Registriere Client, reserviere Leser [Register Client, reserved reader]
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore.c: 772: Registered client 2265
3:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore.c: 647: Unknown driver type for reader "386": 0
4:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore.c: 702: Could not allocate driver for reader
"386"
4:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore.c: 850: Could not allocate reader
An diesem Anschlu� befindet sich kein Kartenleser. [there is no reader on this port]
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore.c: 1185: Unregistering client 2265
6:2004/09/08 10-41-05:rt(5611):ctcore.c: 1206: Removing reader description for
"TestReader"
But i still need help and this thing /does/ work with linux.
Thank you for all this help up to now and thank you to all you will still help me
solving this problem.
Thanks
Michael
----------------------------
Michael,
I have a SCR-331 USB reader. So perhaps there are similarities.
> > [1] http://pcsclite.alioth.debian.org/ccid.html
> > [2] ftp://ftp.scmmicro.com/security/drivers/scr335_Redhat_1.1.1.tar.gz
> >
> > Regards,
> > --
> > Damien Sauveron
> >
>
> Yeah, i've already noticed that driver, but i don't know how to use it.
For a USB, you don't need the file /etc/readers.conf
Which version of pcsc-lite do you have installed?
How did you configure it? Which options?
You will need libusb support and to specify the USB drop directories
I have libusb-0.1.7-3 on my Fedora system.
I used something like
/configure --enable-daemon --enable-debug --enable-threadsafe --enable-debugatr
--prefix=/usr/local/pcsc --enable-libusb=...
Does it compile with no errors?
when you start up pcscd use
/pcscd -d stdout
and then plug in the card reader.
Also - when you run pcsc-lite/src/testpcsc
what does it say? I get
------------------------
src% ./testpcsc
MUSCLE PC/SC Lite Test Program
Testing SCardEstablishContext : Command successful.
Testing SCardGetStatusChange
Please insert a working reader : Command successful.
Testing SCardListReaders : Command successful.
Reader 01: SCR 331-DI 0 0
Enter the reader number :
-------------------------------------
I think you should also have a /usr/local/pcsc/lib/bundle/ifd-ccid.bundle directory
this is where the ccid stuff gets installed (default location).
I think you might need the ifd-devkit as well. My /usr/local/pcsc/lib/bundle
directory has the file libgen_ifd.so inside
There is the ifd-test-1.0 kit which can be used to test the ifd stuff - I think.When I
run it, I get:
ifd-test-1.0% ./ifdtest
Reader 01: SCR 331-DI 0 0
Enter the desired reader number :
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