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deadeyes <gvm999 <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> Hi all, |
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> For logging in to servers we now use smartcards. |
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> For windows this works fine, however for Linux and Mac OS X it doesn't. |
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After waisting alot of time I found out the following things (I hope sooner or |
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later it will help someone else): |
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- for smartcard using through rdesktop you don't need a driver for the card |
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- you don't need to do anything with openct-tool/openct-control |
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- If openct has started stop it and disable it, also kill all ifdhandler |
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processes, you don't need them |
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- just use pcscd -d -f and then plug in your smartcard reader |
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- When started you will see the light flashing on your smartcard reader |
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- on 32 bit it seems to work fine.. however on my AMD64 it did not BUT.... |
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- setup a 32 bit chroot (as described in the gentoo chroot 32bit howto) and |
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emerge rdesktop (with smartcard support) and pcsc-lite. (or using quickpkg) |
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- Now get the files from the package or from the 32bit chroot itself |
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(/usr/bin/rdesktop and /usr/lib/libpcsclite.so.1) and copy them over to your 64 |
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bit environment. I recommend putting /usr/lib/libpcsclite.so.1 in /usr/lib32/ on |
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your 64bit environment. (Do note that everything else is 64 bit, so your |
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driver/bundle for openct as well) |
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I'll add any further info if necessary. |
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