Doug Engert

> Could this be handled with a compat define in sc-ossl-compat.h to avoid these ifs? Yes. But this is the only place in the code that needs to get at...

In response to: > Thank you for looking into that. The changes to iasec look reasonable, but still it looks pretty fragile depending on internal structure. I assume the more...

@viktorTarasov do you have any comments on this PR? Based on the response in https://github.com/openssl/openssl/issues/17688 it is not likely OpenSSL will provide access to internal hash algorithm data. So we...

Any one have IAS-ECC smart card? Developer or user? This PR needs testing with OpenSSL 3.0, as well as OpenSSL-1.1.1 and Libressl. Based on OpenSSL's responses to https://github.com/openssl/openssl/issues/17688 it is...

So far no developer or user with interest in the `card-isaecc.c` driver has responded to my 3 comments in the last ten days for help in testing. The card drivers...

Force-pushed this PR to remove a commit and its revert, squashed another and changed name of another. I believe all this review issues have been addressed, accept for the need...

Thanks. Feedback and testing are needed.

> Can you resolve the conflicts and rebase on current master? Rebased against master of today. I also added https://github.com/OpenSC/OpenSC/pull/2506/commits/d4c4a98c89c88171372fe24aae39e0234259d9d9 to address use of engine for GOST #2586 OpenSC builds...

While developing the sc-compact-cleanup I was surprised that Libressl has been keeping up with newer versions of OpenSSL. I was using LibreSSL 3.4.1 in February from October 14th, 2021. The...

Quick look at the log show the card has lost the login state and pin caching is off. Try turning on pin caching in opensc.conf. Login state can be lost...