Ludovic Rousseau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Le Monday 28 August 2006 à 23:03:05, Simon Josefsson a écrit:
>> Hi.  The pcscd process seem to log one message every second on my
>> machine:
>> 
>> Aug 28 21:46:57 localhost pcscd: commands.c:698:CmdGetSlotStatus Card absent 
>> or mute
>> Aug 28 21:47:28 localhost last message repeated 75 times
>> Aug 28 21:48:29 localhost last message repeated 151 times
>> Aug 28 21:49:30 localhost last message repeated 151 times
>> Aug 28 21:50:31 localhost last message repeated 151 times
>> Aug 28 21:51:32 localhost last message repeated 151 times
>> Aug 28 21:52:33 localhost last message repeated 151 times
>> Aug 28 21:53:34 localhost last message repeated 151 times
>> Aug 28 21:54:35 localhost last message repeated 151 times
>> ...
>> 
>> As this doesn't indicate a real error condition -- my smart card
>> reader works fine -- would it possible to simply not log this message
>> by default?
>
> The problem is that you modified the configuration to _activate_ the use
> of your bogus Oz776 reader. The reader firmware is bogus and the log
> messages are the results of the firmware bugs.
>
> See also Debian bugs #381834 and #381689.

Ah, I see, thanks.

What is the problem with the Oz776 reader?  You said in 381689 that:

  In the present case the reader will not work with some command
  lengths.  If none of the problematic commands are used you will not
  see any problem.

Do you have an example of a problematic command?

Right now, for me, to only problem I have is with the logging, but I
haven't used the reader except for simple commands such as signing.

You also said:

  I may have a patch to correct the bug somewhere so a new firmware
  may not be needed. I will close the bug when a new driver correcting
  the bug is available.

This approach would be quite nice.  Recent Dell laptops come with this
card reader, so improving the support of it may affect a lot of
potential users.

/Simon

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