openct creates the status file to tell which readers are available (even if
there are none).
if you forget to install openct or it is not started at boot time, the status
file is missing.
thus if opensc complains about the missing status file, that is a good thing -
telling users
why the softwar
you forgot to install the openct package.
libopenct is used to access the service provided by openct.
as alternative, you can configure opensc to use pcsc subsystem instead.
all this is documented in the FAQ as far as I know, so I think the bug
is invalid.
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you could also try:
svn co https://www.opensc-project.org/svn/test/
works with libneon27 0.29.0-1 on 10.04, but only if LD_PRELOAD hack is
used.
Thats a live subversion server for the opensc project.
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alias svn='LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libneon.so.27 svn'
also you need the libneon27 package installed,
only libneon27-gnutls is not enough.
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Am Sonntag 05 September 2010, um 14:25:39 schrieben Sie:
> Hi, I've had problems since upgrading from Hardy to Lucid:
>
> $ svn update
> svn: OP
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openssl and applications based on openssl such as wpa_supplicant can use
smart cards. to do that they load an engine, for example engine_pkcs11, and
that engine loads the smart card library, for example opensc-pkcs11.so.
that used to work very fin
please try this:
* edit opensc.conf and set reader_drivers to pcsc only
* edit opensc.conf and set the proper path to libpcsclite.so.1
I guess both isn't properly configured. please let us know if this
helps, or if you still don't see the card.
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please fix this in 9.10 too!
itis real easy - recompile with that simple option (or edit the default
opensc.conf file).
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can you be more specific?
did opensc find the reader? opensc-tool --list-readers
did opensc see the atr? opensc-tool --atr
did opensc know what card this is? opensc-tool --name
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** Changed in: opensc (Ubuntu)
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as far as I know dni isn't supported by opensc. instead you used a modified
opensc or an opensc with a plugin (and the modification/plugin isn't open
source).
so there is little we can do without such cards and the source to that
plugin/modification
to debug this.
please discuss the issue with t
opensc (0.11.12-1ubuntu2) lucid; urgency=low
[ Dominik Fischer ]
* debian/rules: build with "--with-pcsc-provider=/lib/libpcsclite.so.1",
as this is the path of libpcsclite in jaunty and above.
* opensc.install: added westcos-tool + manpage
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In upstream source we moved the documentation around and
the debian/ubuntu packaging needs to be fixed, to include the
html and css files (from our wiki dump).
** Affects: opensc (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
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upstream had changes with their makefiles in doc/ so the *.html and *.css files
are now in a different directory and the debian/ubuntu packaging needs to be
fixed.
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from copyright file:
> It was downloaded from http://www.opensc.org/
we lost that domain years ago. our homepage is www.opensc-project.org.
> Upstream Authors:
that list is from 2001. Our wiki page "AuthorsAndCredits" has the full list,
and all the copryright statements (for opensc and software u
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I recompiled openct 0.6.19-1ubuntu2 for karmic to test the new package, and
while doing that noticed a few issues left in packaging and fixed them:
* add a "Build-Conflicts: libusb-dev" so the native usb driver is used (works
better)
* drop "hal"
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thanks for packaging openct in 0.6.19-1ubuntu1 so fast!
I found a small issue however:
in openct-0.6.19/debian/openct.install
please add these lines:
debian/60-openct.rules lib/udev/rules.d
debian/tmp/lib/udev/*
so that the udev rules file and t
If installing the package would reconfigure firefox, people would face
problems.
For example usualy you can run firefox and thunderbird at the same time.
But when you configure smart cards access to these applications, you can't
(unless you disable some security checks - which is insecure).
Thus
oops, small issue: opensc-0.11.9/debian/mozilla-opensc.links
needs to be copied over, as on debian this has different content (iceweasel
vs.firefox etc.)
this is the ubuntu content:
usr/lib/opensc-signer.so usr/lib/firefox/plugins/opensc-signer.so
usr/lib/opensc-signer.so usr/lib/mozilla/plugi
oops, small issue: opensc-0.11.9/debian/mozilla-opensc.links
needs to be copied over, as on debian this has different content (iceweasel
vs.firefox etc.)
this is the ubuntu content:
usr/lib/opensc-signer.so usr/lib/firefox/plugins/opensc-signer.so
usr/lib/opensc-signer.so usr/lib/mozilla/plugi
currently lucid has 0.11.9-2ubuntu1 which does not contain the fix,
so it is a regression from the fixed ubuntu 0.11.8-1ubuntu2.
please have a look at bug519750:
if you simply import 0.11.12-1 from debian testing you can drop all ubuntu
specific
changes and will have a working package. please
oops, small issue: opensc-0.11.9/debian/mozilla-opensc.links
needs to be copied over, as on debian this has different content (iceweasel
vs.firefox etc.)
this is the ubuntu content:
usr/lib/opensc-signer.so usr/lib/firefox/plugins/opensc-signer.so
usr/lib/opensc-signer.so usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/
1.) you can disable openct in /etc/opensc.conf (search for "reader_driver).
2.) looks like a misconfiguration of your pam module - opening a new terminal
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sure, this is a secure setup. only these can access smart cards:
* root of course
* all users in group "scard". so add yourself and you will be fine (don't
forget to logout/login).
bug should be closed as invalid.
** Changed in: opensc (Ubuntu)
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: Convert to v3 quilt format, with
single-debian-patch.
* debian/rules: Enable documentation installation.
* debian/control: Update description with advice from Andreas
Jellinghaus, with some editing. (Closes: #552516)
* debian/libopensc2.symbols: Update for new symbols.
* debian
documentation installation.
* debian/control: Update description with advice from Andreas
Jellinghaus, with some editing. (Closes: #552516)
* debian/libopensc2.symbols: Update for new symbols.
* debian/libopensc2.shlibs: Remove in favor of the symbols file.
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on opensc-devel list we don't know any user of opensc-signer, and will drop
that code with opensc 0.12. please contact us on opensc-devel list if you
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the current openct package is old and totaly broken, as ubuntu moved away from
hal, but didn't update openct package, which depends on hal (well "Recommends",
as serial readers don't need hal, but USB readers do).
so please update the package befo
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please pull in opensc 0.11.12-1 from debian.
we fixed many, many bugs since 0.11.9 release, including a real big
issue with compatibility broken in 0.11.4 to 0.11.5 till 0.11.11 for some cards.
New in 0.11.12; 2009-12-18; Andreas Jellinghaus
ah, there are source and binary packages here:
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/opensc/0.11.8-1ubuntu2
Dominik, can you verify those with your cards?
any idea why searching for "opensc" in "any" distribution on packages.ubuntu.com
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"SRU" is "stable release update", i.e. ubuntu plans to fix karmic via
karmic-proposed-updates.
I saw the branch in launchpand and it looks good, but is there a ppa
with packages somewhere?
packages.ubuntu.com doesn't show any opensc package except in the normal
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openct 0.6.19 is now available with updated udev rules for ubuntu.
However the debian maintainer ignored the hal->udev transiation, the debian
package still contains
the hal files.
An experimental packaging for debian with udev rules instead of hal is
available here:
http://www.opensc-project.o
with an eraseable starcos card (iKey 3000) I did those tests for forward and
backward compatibility.
if that token is initialized with opensc >= 0.11.5 or the latest opensc with
the fixes, it still works on
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oops, got the version wrong.
please update to opensc 0.11.12, the first version with the fix.
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no, opensc in debian (0.11.9-2) is too old to contain the fix.
so please update to 0.11.11, or backport the changes (but since
most other changes are important fixes too ...).
if you care about working smart card support, it would be nice
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ubuntu dropped hal in 9.10/karmic without fixing openct package -
as you can see in the file list it provides information using fdi files
to hal, so it gets called when a matching usb token/smart card reader
was plugged in. without hal that doesn't
This bug was fixed in OpenSC 0.11.12. For details see:
http://www.opensc-project.org/pipermail/opensc-announce/2009-December/30.html
Ubuntu could publish packages of this latest version or backport the changes to
older versions
(simply diff 0.11.12 against 0.11.11 so you can easily extract th
the cause is change 3401 between 0.11.4 and 0.11.5. reverting it will
get your cards to work for now.
however we still need to analyse the situation. I guess the change is correct.
the new code will properly encode information on the cards. however the fixed
format is incompatible with the old o
same problem here: kubuntu karmic with 2.6.31-15 and nvidia 185 (current
packages).
going back to 2.6.31-14 kernel solved the problem for me.
I debugged the issue with strace: kdm doesn't crash, nor does the xserver. the
problem
is that X does open("/dev/nvidia0") and that takes about 15 seconds
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I tested karmic and the https access to svn servers configured with optional
client
certificates (so you can for example read without authenticating yourself, but
write access needs authentication with a client certificate) is broken.
steps t
openct 0.6.18 was released today, so you could upgrade to the
latest version. no changes to the build system should be necessary
other than bumping the version number
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rutoken S support is currently only in openct trunk, and will
be in openct 0.6.18. ubuntu is still using 0.6.16.
if those lines are added to the fdi, will rutoken work, or will
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new debdiff file, please apply / upload fixed package to universe
jaunty-updates.
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Am Dienstag 19 Mai 2009 06:13:13 schrieb David Medberry:
> Hi Andreas,
>
> Your openct 0.6.16-0 worked flawlessly for me on i386 platform as well.
> Any idea when this will go into Jaunty? Any place else we need to
> request that?
the important wiki pages seem to be
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableRe
we had problems like this before: the kernel finds out there is a new
usb device. udev gets an event. udev manages both to tell openct
about it and create a file in /dev/ somewhere. but again the communication
is flawed somehow, openct is not told what that new device file is. sad.
lets switch to
for reference, the upstream fix was commit 1063 in october 2008.
http://www.opensc-project.org/openct/changeset/1063/trunk/etc/openct.udev.modalias.in
the debian bug is 498920
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** Also affe
/lib/udev/rules.d/40-openct.rules
replace
ENV{MODALIAS}=="usb:v0529p0514", RUN+="/lib/udev/openct_usb"
with
ENV{MODALIAS}=="usb:v0529p0514*", RUN+="/lib/udev/openct_usb"
and it should work.
can anyone fix the jaunty openct package with this trivial typo fix?
or will openct users need to wait 6 m
can you check which configuration the ubuntu package has?
a hal file (official suggestion), an udev rule or a hotplug map file?
if so, what is the usb vendor and product id, and are those matched
in that file? what script is configured to be triggered by that file?
can you check if that script is
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many web servers use https with optional client certificates.
this works fine with subversion: everyone can checkout an open source
project without having to show a client certificate. but if you try to
access a restricted resource (e.g. any mo
Public bug reported:
ubuntu still includes a software called "etoken".
that software is buggy, does not work properly (or at all?) and
trying to use it can damage your hardware.
so please be so kind and remove it?
I'm the author of it, and I replaced it with some new open source project
about 7
Downgrading my intrepid subversion and libsvn1 packages to the hardy-packports
situation solved the problem for me as well.
please fix the subversion packages in intrepid.
my setup: hardy server, apache2 with subversion, with optional client
certificates, but for the write operations they are re
Downgrading my intrepid subversion and libsvn1 packages to the hardy-packports
situation solved the problem for me as well.
please fix the subversion packages in intrepid.
my setup: hardy server, apache2 with subversion, with optional client
certificates, but for the write operations they are re
Downgrading my intrepid subversion and libsvn1 packages to the hardy-packports
situation solved the problem for me as well.
please fix the subversion packages in intrepid.
my setup: hardy server, apache2 with subversion, with optional client
certificates, but for the write operations they are re
sorry, I cannot test some daily image or whatever.
But I updated to 8.10 and now closing and re-opening the display
switches the video output from external to internal and back. the
resolution is not adjusted, but that is easy to work around.
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ls -l /var/lib/apt/periodic/
insgesamt 0
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 2008-10-24 08:02 update-stamp
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 2008-10-24 15:46 update-success-stamp
ls -l /etc/cron.daily/apt
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sorry, all log files in german.
now I can't run kdesu "adept-manager ..." etc. again - no such file or
directory.
also kdesu is no longer installed either.
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oops, konqueror told me it was empty. that was wrong, it was permission denied.
here is the file.
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updateing hardy (kubuntu-desktop plus other packages from all 4 repo branches)
to intrepid on x86_64.
started with kdesu "adept_manager --dist-upgrade-devel" as suggested. at some
point the update procedure
failed to install the new updat
my kontact is german, so I try to translate back to english:
start kontact
click usenet
click "zugang" (maybe acces? between "go to" and "groups", 5th menu item from
left
click settings
name: gmane
server: news.gmane,org
port: 119
click ok
in the tree click on gmane, right-click
select subsribe
this switches the video output, but doesn't change resolution, frequencies etc.
so far.
need to figure out how nvidia-settings does that (and how "auto" resolution
works there).
converted the tool to a patch and send it to the nvidia-settings developers and
asked
for help there.
also DISPLAY an
the ACPI key for the video button is:
ibm/hotkey HKEY 0080 1007
so if you install this application as /root/bin/switch-display, you need to edit
/etc/acpi/events/ibm-videobtn and set action=/root/bin/switch-display
restart acpid using "/etc/init.d/acpid restart" (or reboot) and you should
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Lenovo T61 laptops with Nvidia Quadro 140 NVS Laptops and (k)ubuntu 8.04:
FN+F7 for switching video output (dvi <-> lcd) does not work. annoying for
people like me who use a docing station 50% of the time.
the old work around:
start nvidia-settings, click on displays, click
hmm, openct source in etc/ has both 04e6:0003 and 04e6:e003, not consistent,
not sure
which one is correct. maybe it depends on the firmware you have installed on
the reader?
(without a firmware update it might be buggy anyway - older firmware has issues
with pinpad)
I fixed openct trunk source
thanks for finding the problem.
this is an upstream problem, it was fixed in svn revision 1063 in trunk.
not sure when anyone finds time to create a new openct upstream release,
so could someone please fix this trivial issue in ubuntu packages directly?
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Hi, to debug this roblem, please show:
- the version of your linux kernel. some older 2.6.22 or so were buggy.
- lsusb - what vendor id and product id does the etoken use
- setup - no idea what ubuntu currently uses? and packages.ubuntu.com isn't
working for me.
does openct come with udev ru
could you edit /var/lib/dpkg/info/openct.postinst and add a "set -x" as second
line,
and then run "LANG=C dpkg --configure --pending"? (run both as root). that way
we would get detailed information what is going wrong, with error messages in
english (sorry, I don't speak french, but from what I ca
I don't see how your reply has anything to do with the bug report.
Servers reachable via network only have a huge problem, if they are booted into
"single" user mode.
Without any console or noone near a console such a server is dead and the only
way to "fix" the problem
would be a hard power cyc
Hi Henrik,
as far as I know ubuntu already updated its 2.6.22 kernel to inclide the fix,
and since hardy uses a kernel later that 2.6.22.6 / 23+ it doesn't have this
issue (unless someone broke the upstream kernel).
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ethtool -K eth0 tx off
in xenU fixes the problem.
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etup: amd64, xen0 = ubuntu 7.10 ("gutsy"), xenU = ubuntu 7.10 ("gutsy"),
network config with xenU routing via xen0.
scp xenU:file . very slow, ~50KB/s
scp xen0:file . several MB/s
on xen0:
scp xenU:file . many MB/s
had a look at tcpdump, I see lines
as quick fix I tried this:
cd /dev/md
ln -s ../md1 1
ln -s ../md0 0
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reproduce:
- boot installer
- zero disks with "dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=512 count=1" etc. for all
disks
- reboot
- boot installer
- setup two partitions on two disks, create md1 from the first and md2 from
the second each time.
- try to setup crypt on the second,
thanks a lot scott, I tested the new package and it works fine.
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my self-build packages with this patch applied (and nothing else) work fine.
if you want to do more testing, I can help (without some usb smart card reader
or usb crypto token supported by openct there is not much you can test
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this latest patch works on top of the current openct version in universe.
it is as small as it can get.
with it: plug in a usb smart card reader, works.
without it: plug in a usb smart card reader, does not work. you can work around
with "sudo /etc/init.d/openct restart" but that
is very ugly, and
I could finally test ubuntu gutsy and found out: it is broken,
hotplugging usb smart card reader does not work.
the problem is simple: /dev/bus/usb/* has device files in ubuntu gutsy,
but /proc/bus/usb is an empty directory. the kernel event gives us a file
name in /proc/bus/usb :(
the proper fix
it is sad that noone can apply th egiven and working patch for dapper,
but that doesn't invalidate the bug.
** Changed in: openct (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
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[sru required] openct sometimes fails
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/50299
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debian unstable has openct 0.6.14, if you can somehow get that into ubuntu, we
solve
all bugs I'm aware of and it simply works - except that kernel needs to have
the message.c fix,
but it was in 2.6.22.6 so I hope the kernel team included it in the ubuntu
2.6.22 already.
I don't know what versi
please update openct to 0.6.14 for gutsy, so it will work.
0.6.14 contains all recent fixes for udev and hal setup.
note: if you run 2.6.22, make sure it is 2.6.22.6+ (fix for
drivers/usb/core/message.c included) before testing.
a kernel bug for this has been filed as well.
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openct broken by u
2.6.22.6 was released today with the fix in drivers/usb/core/message.c
please update the kernel to include the fix if not done already. thanks!
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kernel 2.6.22 broke uevent with MODALIAS
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/133794
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confirmed: openct 0.6.11-1 (feisty) package works with linux kernel 2.6.22,
but only if patched with the second patch from kay sievers. please apply to
gutsy linux kernel package.
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kernel 2.6.22 broke uevent with MODALIAS
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/133794
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kay sievers posted a new patch fixing this problem:
http://lkml.org/lkml/2007/8/21/147
need to verify this, but guess then also older versions of openct
will still work with such a patched kernel. so please apply.
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kernel 2.6.22 broke uevent with MODALIAS
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/133794
tried to file this against linux-image-2.6.22-1-generic (or -i386), but
launchpad wouldn't allow that.
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kernel 2.6.22 broke uevent with MODALIAS
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/133794
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Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu
Public bug reported:
to reproduce this bug: as root run
udevmonitor --kernel --environment
and then plugin some usb device.
with kernels before 2.6.22 you see some event that has both DEVICE and MODALIAS
set.
with kernel 2.6.22 there is no such event anymore, only one with DEVICE but
without MO
only one event emited by the kernel is useable, and that is the one with both
DEVICE and MODALIAS set.
if /proc/bus/usb would be usbfs, then this would work, and it does so on all
other linux distributions.
but because ubuntu is not using usbfs on the standard location the expected
device is nei
then maybe udev processes several events serialized?
what I'm seeing is one event with DEVICE=/proc/bus/usb/NNN/NNN and no matter
how long I sleep / delay / retry to find the file, it always shows up after the
script terminates. if the script internally forks into the background the
device file
this patch updates etc/openct_usb to the latest version from openct/trunk. this
file was tested and works well on feisty,
and also should work well on gutsy (same openct package IIRC). please apply to
both! (and edgy if that one has /dev/bus/usb bind-mounted to /proc/bus/usb too).
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