Dear Ludovic and all, We are testing PINPAD readers and until now ... none of them works with OpenSC. So I need your help to understand more deeply the situation.
To take an example, we are testing:
* ACS ACR83U-A1 pinpad
* ACS APG8201 pinpad
Under libccid, the APF8201 returns a power-on failure. After installing
libacsccid1 from Debian SID, I could use both readers, but not the
PINPADs (=keyboard). The fact that pinpad does not work is a main
problem!
So I have several question:
1) Why is there a fork of libccid for ACS readers? Were these changes
submitted to you for inclusion into the main libccid trunk? Some
non-standard readers are handled in libccid directly.
2) What is so important in libacsccid1 to have a fork? Did you find some
useful fixes in libacsccid1? The readme has a few changes:
/usr/share/doc/libacsccid1/README.gz
3) Can libacsccid1 be used safely? Is it compatible with latest pcscd?
Do you have a general opinion about libacsccid1?
4) Do you have any idea why acs PINPAD keyboard does not work. And how
could it work?
Kind regards,
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Jean-Michel Pouré - Gooze - http://www.gooze.eu
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