Hi,
as far as i remember, the PKCS#11 driver has to use
CKF_PROTECTED_AUTHENTICATION_PATH to indicate to the application that it shall
not prompt for the PIN itself. Seems that this is not the case for your reader.
The question is how OpenSC decides on whether to use the flag, i am pretty sure
it does with other readers.
Do you know whether your KOBIL is accessed via PC/SC or CT-API ?
Best regards,
Franz> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: opensc-devel@lists.opensc-project.org>
Date: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 09:10:03 +0200> Subject: [opensc-devel] Pinpad> >
Hello,> > I have a Kobil card reader with pinpad. In principle the pinpad works
with > opensc, but the behaviour generally is a bit confusing.> > If you use it
with pam (for instance su, kdm or gdm) the user is asked to > type the PIN at
the keyboard, this input is ignored and as soon as you > type 'enter' the
pinpad beeps and is ready for entering the PIN.> It would be nicer to have no
keyboard interaction at all. Just the pinpad is > enough, so that the users are
not tempted to type the PIN on the keyboard.> > Firefox 2 acts similar. If you
use the Kobil pksc11 modules instead of > opensc, the behaviour is as you wish
(both on Linux and Windows).> > Firefox 3 starts in a promising way: As soon as
you move to a web page> requiring a user certificate, the pinpad beeps and you
can enter the PIN.> Unfortunately Firefox 3 crashes after the PIN is entered
(both on Windows > and Linux).> Firefox 3 works if the pinpad is disabled.> >
Who is to blame for this? The applications like pam or firefox?> Or opensc?> >
-- > Grüße> Johannes> _______________________________________________>
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