I m Ok that the whole point of using a smart card is that we can't extract
keys..
I learned that OPENSSL using the API pkcs#11 must communication with a
middleware called openSC that really comunicate with the card..
the problem is that opensc, do not understand the structure of card if it is
non s
new conf wrote:
Hello;
I realize that my smart card has a non-standard structure (and private
keys are stored in a table) non structured with pkcs#12 or 15. So I
have to request it to have that keys.
I have the commands to do that.
My question is, it is possible to convert the outputs of th sm
Hello;
I realize that my smart card has a non-standard structure (and private keys
are stored in a table) non structured with pkcs#12 or 15. So I have to
request it to have that keys.
I have the commands to do that.
My question is, it is possible to convert the outputs of th smartcard( APDUs
in hex
Thank you John for your structured questions.. the question that follows is
nearly the response for the previous! ..I'm able to reply to all, except the
sixth one.. I'll do it :)
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new conf wrote:
Effectively John.. to be able to access the smartcard, I use PCSC lite
tool... but the language to communicate is "low level"
I'll see about PKCS11 + OpenSSL
pscs-lite uses PKCS11 to access the smartcard. I don't think you
understand the relationship between all the components y
Thank you Arran for trying to help me.. :)
Effectively John.. to be able to access the smartcard, I use PCSC lite
tool... but the language to communicate is "low level"
I'll see about PKCS11 + OpenSSL
*Armed with that information you'll be able to ascertain if the current
OpenSSL support in FreeR
new conf wrote:
*thank you Stefan, *
/Use that path as
option to --with-sysconf-dir=/
that means, when compiling the radius at installation?
*to Ivan Kalik:*
/
Best advice - don't do that!!! Certificates are *much* safer on a server
than on a USB device - what are you going to do if someone wa
On 2/4/09 21:03, new conf wrote:
*thank you Stefan, *
/Use that path as
option to --with-sysconf-dir=/
that means, when compiling the radius at installation?
Yes, when you run the configure script.
*to Ivan Kalik:*
/
Best advice - don't do that!!! Certificates are *much* safer on a server
*thank you Stefan, *
*Use that path as
option to --with-sysconf-dir=*
that means, when compiling the radius at installation?
*to Ivan Kalik:*
*
Best advice - don't do that!!! Certificates are *much* safer on a server
than on a USB device - what are you going to do if someone walks off
with it?*
Hi,
> I have a question.. and i hope I'll have a reply or an idea!!
> If I have to store my files of configuration (eap, keys, randoms,
> dh..) in a usb device, have you an idea: how can I configure my
> freeradius?
Under Linux, you use a USB device by mounting it into the filesystem.
I.e. the fi
hello to all;
I have a question.. and i hope I'll have a reply or an idea!!
If I have to store my files of configuration (eap, keys, randoms, dh..) in a
usb device, have you an idea: how can I configure my freeradius?
thanks you for your help!
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