Georg Lohrer wrote: > Hi, > > maybe I'm wrong for this question on this mailing-list, but as pcscd with > ccid is the underlying access-daemon for my signtrust.de SmartCard I > am hopefully awaiting any answer.
This is the card from the Post. You must have a software which support these cards. Has the Post software for it? As far as I know not. Ask the Post if the card supports the DIN 66291-1 standard. If yes gnupg support this card with gpgsm. If not you will have no develop your own software to access this card. TCOS is only the operating system, it does not say anything about the signature application. How have you read the certificates? Karsten > > As background, signtrust.de is a german "accredited certification service > vendor" as requested in the german signature law. You can officially sign any > document using the certificates on this SmartCard. The signatures made by > the certificates are utilizable and valid in court actions and are equivalent > to your handwritten signature. > Therefore very strict securing mechanisms are necessary using these > SmartCards. Only class-2 pinpad-readers are feasible. No extraction of > certificates or keys from the card to any other medium should be done. > > And now I want to use my mutt-mailer with this SmartCard for signing some > E-mails. With openssl there is no way to use the certificates directly on the > SmartCard, you have to extract the certificate to a real file. > > Do you know a proper way to handle this situation? Is there a way to let the > SmartCard (TCOS) do the signing action? > > Ciao, Georg > > > _______________________________________________ > Muscle mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.drizzle.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle _______________________________________________ Muscle mailing list [email protected] http://lists.drizzle.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle
