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

[Tommaso C. <cuc...@ss...>]

Dear Oliver,

please try out the new release "0.3.0" of sign-mcard from
the download section of the site:

	http://smartsign.sourceforge.net

I guess I fixed those troubles that you ran into so far.
I verified the new package configures and compiles on a Fedora Core 2,
with the pcsclite rpms you pointed me to.

Now I don't have devices at reach, and I cannot try if it works, though,
I hope you can do it and report possible further problems.

Bye,
	T.

Oliver Dietzel wrote:
> 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-lite-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=no
> To: ac_cv_lib_pcsclite_MSCComputeCrypt=yes
> 
> Line 4044 was uncommented
> Changed from: # LDFLAGS="$LDFLAGS -lmusclecard"
> To: LDFLAGS="$LDFLAGS -lmusclecard"
> 
> ./configure ran fine now, make broke.
> 
> gcc -I/usr/include -I/usr/local/include -I/usr/include
> -DPUB_KEY_NUMBER=0x01 -DPRV_KEY_NUMBER=0x00 -DPIN_NUMBER=0x00
> -DCERTIFICATE_OID='"2000"' -DDEFAULT_LOG_LEVEL=3 -g -O2 -c rsa_cardedge.c
> rsa_cardedge.c: In function `rsa_sc_create':
> rsa_cardedge.c:247: Fehler: Zuweisung des schreibgeschützten Elementes
> »app_data«
> 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?
> 
> ------------------------ Ursprüngliche Nachricht -------------------------
> 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...
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> 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. be
> 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
>>
> 
> 
>