Todd Denniston wrote:
yours worked better than mine....
I seem to be getting that a lot. :)
I can get coolkey to build and install with: ./configure --prefix=/tmp/testbuild/install \ --with-pcsclite=/usr/local/include/PCSC/[built PCSC-lite from the deban sources according to Andrew Pimlott's direction]
I ran stock configure (no options), and I'm running stock pcsc-lite. I don't know what Andrew's directions were but I don't appear to need them.
did you grab all of http://directory.fedora.redhat.com/wiki/Building#One-Step_Build and do that?
No; only the coolkey and esc CVS trees.
or which distro are you working from?
Ubuntu Dapper at the moment.
the CoolKey wiki page seems rather lacking in telling us what prereqs there are.
libpcsclite and libz are it AFAICT.
Or have I really misunderstood you this Monday and all you built was the CoolKey source? and do you have it doing some kind of GDM/console login yet?
Correct. I do want to play with esc but I haven't gotten there yet, and based on what my colleagues describe seeing at RedHat, I'm not sure all of esc is there yet.
I pulled pam_pkcs11 from the OpenSC SVN and compiled/installed it, configured it to use libcoolkeypk11.so, and added it to my common-auth PAM stack as sufficient. Since I'm lazy, I configured it with --libdir=/lib. Everything works *except* gksu/gksudo, and I've logged a bug against it with Ubuntu; based on info for a similar bug with pam_krb5, it may be a sudo bug instead (sudo, however, works fine).
I've not tested KDE at all.I'm currently working on pam_pkcs11 to add on some better syslogging, changing the crl_online and crl_offline setting algorithms, and I'm going to make a stab at adding OCSP support. In my copious spare time, of course. :)
-- Tim
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