On Thursday 07 September 2006 08:55, Werner Koch wrote: > On Wed, 6 Sep 2006 21:06, Luc Willems said: > > I tried your suggestion and it didn't help. My card reader is a ACR38 USB > > Reader . > > Ah yes. I forgot to tell you that. I also have one of these readers > as destributed with the BELPIC card. They are crippled CCID alike > readers and I have not made the GnupG internal driver to work with > them. Given the low prices of good and compliant readers it is IMHO > not worth the effort.
while trying the ccid driver , i noticed that the ACR38 has 2 kind of readers , a ccid reader and one using the pcsc driver. mine was not a ccid (ACR38U) so a couldn't use this one. i than update mu pcsc driver but still no success > > I am not sure but IIRC, Ludovic Rousseau recently anounced that his > libccid (as used by pcscd) works with this reader. So you would need > to get the latest version of it and check it out. > > > I noticed that when is stop the pcscd , the active led keep flashing the > > same way as when there is no card inserted. > > Get a real reader ;-) this one is given for "free" by our goverment to children on the age of 12/13 so my daughter got one when she got here eID card. I would not expect "high" quality but this one will be used allot here in belgium. > --debug 2048 enables more debugging. In particular all card I/O gets > logged even with the pc/sc driver. > while testing with the beidgui ( a gui to read the Eid card) i could read the card a few seconds after using this gui ??? after some testing , i disabled the beidbelgium.be-beidpcscd daemon. Don't ask me what it is or do but it seems to block exclusive access to the card reader. after this step , gpgsm --learn-card worked. I tested it to sign a file and used KMail to send mail that where signed by the Eid card. :-) thanks for the support luc _______________________________________________ Gnupg-users mailing list Gnupg-users@gnupg.org http://lists.gnupg.org/mailman/listinfo/gnupg-users
