W liście z nie, 24-08-2003, godz. 03:43, Allie Martin pisze: > SM> It's a standard Oberthur smartcard. I'm using a SCM Microsystems > SM> SCR301 smartcard reader, USB version. The card does not allow > SM> exporting of keys. > > So this would imply that you have to use MS CryptoAPI to use S/MIME in > TB! with that key, and you'll also have to test with others using > their S/MIME key/s. For encryption, TB! will use the recipient keys in > the address book. Also, when using MS CryptoAPI, only those messages > signed using that API will appear valid. S/MIME signatures generated > using the internal S/MIME will not .... at least this was so the last > time I checked.
A little late answer but i've had similar problems. Now i can fully work with Microsoft CryptoAPI only under Win2k, under WinXP there's no working encryption and it's totally not working under Win95/98. I posted ob bugtraq about that problem... I use Gemplus card and some USB reader. -- Ireneusz Rogala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Wirtualna Polska S.A. ________________________________________________________ http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
