as far as I know the spanish DNI and ceres cards are used with modules
for opensc (not sure if modified or not).
OpenSC has a "plugin loader" for external, binary only modules, and
if they used this code, they don't need to publish the source code for
the binaries of their plugins.
But if they ch
Hi Viktor,
thanks for improving oberthur driver!
a few questions:
* is the code still limited to certain combinations of card/chip, card
operating system and applet? or did this change expand the support?
* is this for new cards only, or will it work with older cards as well?
* are there limitati
2010/3/20 Andreas Jellinghaus :
> as far as I know the spanish DNI and ceres cards are used with modules
> for opensc (not sure if modified or not).
>
> OpenSC has a "plugin loader" for external, binary only modules, and
> if they used this code, they don't need to publish the source code for
> the
2010/3/20 Andreas Jellinghaus :
> Hi Viktor,
>
> thanks for improving oberthur driver!
> a few questions:
> * is the code still limited to certain combinations of card/chip, card
> operating system and applet? or did this change expand the support?
It supports a specific applet. The wiki documents
2010/3/20 Martin Paljak :
> 2010/3/20 Andreas Jellinghaus :
>> * evil tricks are not allowed, the license has legalese for that.
>> for example if you applications uses a LGPL library, but validates
>> the checksum of it, and refuses to work on a new and improved version
>> of the same library:
Hi Viktor,
Am Freitag 19 März 2010 15:10:29 schrieb Viktor TARASOV:
> I would like to start to submit the support for the cards IAS/ECC as it
> defined in 'Gixel' specification [1] .
> File system of this card is based on PKCS#15.
good idea! go for it!:)
>
> This support should include multi-appl
Am Samstag 20 März 2010 13:20:17 schrieb Ludovic Rousseau:
> This trick is allowed by (L)GPL v2. It is called Tivoization [1].
> (L)GPL v3 was specifically designed to prevent that.
yes and no. GPL v2 had not much protection against closed and sealed
devices, and GPL v3 improves on that.
for LGPL
On 03/18/2010 09:07 AM, Martin Paljak wrote:
> On Mar 17, 2010, at 08:31 , Tomas Gustavsson wrote:
>> None of the big HSM vendors
>> license per storage, it's simple one-time purchase price of the HSM
>> hardware (+ support costs that are a percentage of the price).
>
> Just curious: what does the
Hello. I an trying to get working a binary card driver for a different version.
The driver is for the spanish DNI and it is distributed as a binary
file, then I cannot re-compile it. Then I think I could build a dummy
card driver that only loads the binary shared object and wraps the
functions. My
I believe this would be violate LGPL.
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 9:11 PM, Alejandro Vargas
wrote:
> Hello. I an trying to get working a binary card driver for a different
> version.
>
> The driver is for the spanish DNI and it is distributed as a binary
> file, then I cannot re-compile it. Then I t
Hello list,
the attachment contains an _experimental_ starcos 3 driver for
opensc. Currently it only supports reading and directory changing,
everything else is _really_ untested.
(It may burn your house, or your card, or you reader)
=>you have been warned :)
I don't know what is needed for a pos
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