On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 11:47 PM, H0wdy <[email protected]> wrote: > I have it working on firefox on two linux machines. For some reason, > though, on my laptop(they both have F17), if I go to "manage certificates," > THEN it prompts me for pin to access CAC certs, and then shows them. I was > then able to use CAC sites, and it did prompt me for which cert to use.
AFAIK, even when you have only one cert, a dialog to select it is shown (unless the first time you clicked "use this one always"). I dont know how this preferences are cleared, but probably clearing all privacy data will be enough. > However, on my desktop, despite copying all .db files from FF profile, along > with having the following pkcs11.txt, "manage certificates" does not prompt > for pin, nor does it show the certs. On security devices you can see the token name when the card is present, otherwise you will see the slot name. Please confirm you can see the token name in both. If not, its possible the needed libraries to access the smartcard are not present (ubuntu packages: libccid, libpcsclite1, pcscd) I recommend you using modutil to list the modules installed in secmod.db, to ensure the module is properly installed and configured. > Obviously the end goal is to be able to use google chrome as easily as with > FF in order to access CAC card, without having to go into settings or > anything. I have not been able to get much help from chrome support forums, > google, etc. Its working for me, so it should do it for you. _______________________________________________ Muscle mailing list [email protected] http://lists.drizzle.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle
