[Smartsign-users] Smart Sign 0.2.0 under Fedora Core 3 / Compile probs

[Oliver D. <od...@gs...>]

Dear Tommaso,

>1. be sure you have on your system both libpcsclite.so and
>   libmusclecard.so

Both are there, installed from
http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/extras/3/i386/pcsc-lit=
e-libs-1.2.0-10.i386.rpm

>2. unpack the sign-mcard tgz, and edit the "./configure.in" script so
>   to include -lmusclecard into LDFLAGS;
>   I guess uncommenting lines from 184 to 202 should work fine, but I
can't >   be sure without trying, after so much time

I tried it as you told:

Redownloaded sign-mcard-0.2.0.tgz and patched configure.in

checking for musclecard.h... yes
checking for MSCComputeCrypt in -lpcsclite... no
configure: error: Library PCSC-Lite is missing MUSCLE Card extensions !

There seemed to be another compat check in configure, found it searching
for MSCComputeCrypt. Tried it "the hard way" then and patched two lines
in ./configure to fake the test result.

Line 4034 in configure
Changed from: ac_cv_lib_pcsclite_MSCComputeCrypt=3Dno
To: ac_cv_lib_pcsclite_MSCComputeCrypt=3Dyes

Line 4044 was uncommented
Changed from: # LDFLAGS=3D"$LDFLAGS -lmusclecard"
To: LDFLAGS=3D"$LDFLAGS -lmusclecard"

./configure ran fine now, make broke.

gcc -I/usr/include -I/usr/local/include -I/usr/include
-DPUB_KEY_NUMBER=3D0x01 -DPRV_KEY_NUMBER=3D0x00 -DPIN_NUMBER=3D0x00
-DCERTIFICATE_OID=3D'"2000"' -DDEFAULT_LOG_LEVEL=3D3 -g -O2 -c rsa_carded=
ge.c
rsa_cardedge.c: In function `rsa_sc_create':
rsa_cardedge.c:247: Fehler: Zuweisung des schreibgesch=FCtzten Elementes
=BBapp_data=AB
make: *** [rsa_cardedge.o] Fehler 1
A  write protected element...

Used Versions:
kernel 2.6.9-5.0.5.EL
gcc 3.4.3-9.EL4
pcsc-lite 1.2.0-10
pcsc-lite-libs 1.2.0-10
pcsc-lite-devel 1.2.0-10

> 3. cross your fingers
All fingers broken while crossing! *g*

Any other idea? I try to include email attachment sc signing into a
MailScanner (perl based av mailgateway) system and wrapping
sign-mcard seemed to be the best way without reinventing the wheel...


E mille gracie dottore!
(Was that spelled correctly?)

BTW.: Would a "sign-mcard -in test.pdf -out test.pdf.p7s -sc" take the
pin from stdin?

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Betreff: Re: Smart Sign 0.2.0 under Fedora Core 3
Von:     "Tommaso Cucinotta" <cuc...@ss...>
Datum:   Do, 28.04.2005, 21:24
An:      od...@gs...
Cc:      sma...@li...
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Oliver Dietzel wrote:
> Hello,

Hi,

> i got pcsc-lite 1.2.0 up and running under Fedora Core 3, installed
sign-mcard-0.2.0-1.i386.rpm with no errors, but
>
> sign-mcard -in test.txt -out test.txt.p7s -sc
>
> gives an error message -> sign-mcard: undefined symbol: MSCListTokens

I guess the problem is quite simple: once upon a time, there was no
MuscleCard in this world.... when it came nearly in 2001, PCSC-Lite
included MuscleCard API inside libpcsclite.so. After a while, Debian
maintainers decided to split the libraries again into libpcsclite.so and
libmusclecard.so. I cannot remember exactly what versions of
libpcsclite.so include MuscleCard API and what not, but I guess your
problem with the pre-compiled RPM is that the sign-mcard and
related programs are linked only against libpcsclite.so, but
the newer versions of PCSC-Lite would require to link also
libmusclecard.so.
Of course, the sources themselves are not so smart to catch both
cases -- after all, library versioning should be useful in such
cases.

If all of these words confused you, here is a hint for the solution: 1. b=
e
sure you have on your system both libpcsclite.so and
   libmusclecard.so
2. unpack the sign-mcard tgz, and edit the "./configure.in" script so
   to include -lmusclecard into LDFLAGS;
   I guess uncommenting lines from 184 to 202 should work fine, but I
can't be sure without trying, after so much time
3. cross your fingers

Please, report on this ML any troubles that you run into in the cited
process. If you need further help, I can check it by myself and
possibly provide an up-to-date rpm.

Bye,
	T.

> I tried to compile it from the sources, but ./configure (with options)
says pcsc-lite wouldnt contain the needed musclecard extensions. The
installed pcsc-lite-libs contains libpcsclite.so.0 and
libmusclecard.so.0.
>
> Any chance to get this compiling? I really need an easy signing module
exactly like this! *g*
>
> Kindest regards
> Oliver Dietzel
>


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