David Corcoran wrote:
> [Cassidy, Derick]
> On the topic of Linux support for Entrust... I have been after
> them for years to do just this. Perhaps if everyone were to send a
> message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with this request, we could go a long way
> to getting these toolkits po
I've been researching smart cards for three weeks and the roles of the
interlocking standards (ISO-7816, Open Card, PC/SC, PKCS #7, #11, etc)
are finally becoming clear. Please excuse me if this has already been
hashed to death, however smart cards interfaced through PC/SC look to be
a good match
[Cassidy, Derick]
On the topic of Linux support for Entrust... I have been after
them for years to do just this. Perhaps if everyone were to send a
message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with this request, we could go a long way
to getting these toolkits ported.
Most of what peo
On Tue, 9 Feb 1999, Paul Pomes wrote:
> I've been researching smart cards for three weeks and the roles of the
> interlocking standards (ISO-7816, Open Card, PC/SC, PKCS #7, #11, etc)
> are finally becoming clear. Please excuse me if this has already been
> hashed to death, however smart cards i
On Tue, 9 Feb 1999, Paul Pomes (QualComm) wrote:
> I've been researching smart cards for three weeks and the roles of the
> interlocking standards (ISO-7816, Open Card, PC/SC, PKCS #7, #11, etc)
> are finally becoming clear. Please excuse me if this has already been
> hashed to death, however sm
Dave,
you are a friend
:-)
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