Hi,
> >> I've made easy-rsa 2.0 support for PKCS#11 (it makes a certificate from a
> >> token). If you are interested, then it is at
> >>
> > In my view it lacks the following features:
> > 1. Allow the user to specify his own PKCS#11 library.
> > 2. Generate a new key.
>
> This is wide outside
Hi,
> In my view it lacks the following features:
> 1. Allow the user to specify his own PKCS#11 library.
> 2. Generate a new key.
> 3. Load the X.509 certificate into the token.
>
> Now when I think of it, issue#1 can be solved by a symbolic
> link, you can have the configuration point to a lo
Hi,
I've made easy-rsa 2.0 support for PKCS#11 (it makes a certificate from a
token). If you are interested, then it is at
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1357950&group_id=48978&atid=454721
Hi,
I like PKCS#11 support in new OpenVPN 2.1beta7. But I need to start client
using eToken without user interaction, i.e. to read the user PIN from a
file. A have already made a very simple hack to the pkcs11.c - the name of
the file storing the PIN is hardcoded, see end of the post. I like to ha
