belpic_2.3.13.full-1
Close to uploading that one.
Previous versions of my belpic packages did not include the eidviewer, or libeid, because I couldn't find a license statement. As it turns out, that license statement was there all along--just in a different place than I suspected. This means the package now has the (ugly) 'upstream' version number of 2.3.13.full rather than 2.3.13, which is what upstream calls it; but at least that allows me to build everything.
Anyway, after weeks of fighting and one desperate call for help, I've finally been able to produce working packages. If you've got a SmartCard reader and/or a Belgian eID card (a real or a specimen one), I'd appreciate tests reports.
(Note that there are no i386 packages, yet. If I get a trusted i386 upload, I'll include it there.)
Hello, I installed your debian belpic packages and loaded the corresponding firefox security module in firefox. Unfortunately, I cannot see my readers (an ACR38 and a cyberjack e-com - both readers used to work in the past)
The readers are shown with opensc-tool -l but not whith belpic-opensc-tool -l
Is there a configuration step I forgot to take ?
Thanks, Jan
My reader used to work with the belpic code in the past. I don't know what makes the debian package different. My readers use a PCSC driver, which should be supported by OpenSC if it is compiled with the right option: following is a quote from the OpenSC doc:
To install OpenSC with support for PC/SC Lite, please install PC/SC Lite first. Then configure OpenSC to use PC/SC Lite and specify the location where PC/SC Lite is installed like this: $ cd opensc- $ ./configure --with-pcsclite=/path/to/pcsclite
Did you compile --with-pcsclite ??? I use the standard debian libpcsclite1 package
Thanks, Jan
Jan
I thought I did. Checking the actual binary reveals that for some reason, the linking hasn't worked, however.
Need to fix that. I'll do so once the binaries currently in NEW have been accepted -- every update might postpone that.