Peter Williams wrote:
not responding to the query, but speaking of CCID given the vista release...
anyone know if the CCID reader attached to the host machine of the _client's_ remote desktop session (the RDP5 protocol) can now be attached to the remote process?
This scenario was possible for XP, when the reader was serial but not CCID/USB.
Maybe I did not understand your configuration, but I have used as CCID/USB
reader at home to
login to a computer at work and have used a PCMCIA reader in a laptop to login
to a computer
at work. All XP pro.
The fun part of this, for PCSC dev., is that one has to decide how the "two" host controller state machines collaborate, given either could demand exclusive control on behalf of its particular API consumer.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: muscle@lists.musclecard.com> Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2006 17:23:14 +0100> Subject: [Muscle] No padding with
CCID pinpad readers?> > Hi,> > we have a card that uses unpadded pin buffers> (e.g. 00 22 00 02 04 31 32 33 34 for a verify
PIN)> > Looking at the CCID specs, could it be true that> there's no support for this?> > (Sorry if asked before...)>
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