Doug Engert

Now that #1243 has been merged into master, #1256 has been rebased, and this https://github.com/dengert/OpenSC/commit/dff1973ea238ad97848bcf4a900c40ab8952739d is now: https://github.com/dengert/OpenSC/commit/ab7a97518f93ef903394b6af5c6f5dbaeafd8ef3 It is in this branch https://github.com/dengert/OpenSC/tree/pkcs11-multi-application

In effect each application gets its own virtual(s) slots. I need to look closer using GDB to see if the OpenPGP's two virtual slots share the same `sc_card_t`. If they...

I have added a new version of this request. See https://github.com/dengert/OpenSC/tree/pkcs11-multi-application It has each card driver use its own pcsc reader, so each card application gets its own sc_reader_t, and...

In addition and built on #1256. I do NOT expect it to be in 0.18.0. It needs a lot if testing and has a lot of hacked code. Needs to...

Is your scdaemon.txt with or without the patch in this PR? Without this PR you would have to be using two different OPENSC_DRIVER= variables or different opensc.conf to force different...

I can rebase. I was leting it sit until 0.18.0 is released. On Sun, May 6, 2018, 8:05 AM Mouse wrote: > Is your scdaemon.txt with or without the patch...

A new version of this experimental code is rebased on 0.18.0 today: https://github.com/dengert/OpenSC/tree/pkcs11-multi-application-2 with one commit https://github.com/dengert/OpenSC/commit/fe88b4106ccb84671c774e6b0c96f669f245d856 The older pkcs11-multi-application is obsolete and will be removed. Use the pkcs11-multi-application-2 branch.

This PR is expecting other applications to use pcsc in shared mode. It also expects that any application or driver can use SCardBeginTransaction to determine if its applet is active,...

I would call it a wishlist. It does solve a problem in that within one application, the application could use OpenSC PKCS11 to access two different applets on the same...

@frankmorgner wrote: > How many people do you know that build their own java card configurations? Too many! And they like to write PIV-like applets. And vendor's too. If you...