Loukas Agorgianitis
Loukas Agorgianitis
Same here. I'm trying to bridge a `pn532` nfc reader with `pcscd` to use a security token as a smartcard with `gnupg` (as `scdaemon` talks to `pcscd` for smartcard interactions)....
I think I just found out how this is supposed to be used! If I first fire up `pcsc_scan` to activate `pcscd` service (and keep it open) and call `ifdnfc-activate`...
I found the issue! The `ifdnfc-activate` binary allocates a single byte receive buffer here: https://github.com/nfc-tools/ifdnfc/blob/0e48e8e107dc42f68fb472bb06d257503ad45b1d/src/ifdnfc-activate.c#L45 that in turn is passed by to `SCardControl` here: https://github.com/nfc-tools/ifdnfc/blob/0e48e8e107dc42f68fb472bb06d257503ad45b1d/src/ifdnfc-activate.c#L171 that calls the `libpcsclite` library...
Waiting for this too!
Yes I could give it a try. Could you guide me on where the main changes should be? Does netavark currently provide the DNS to podman? If so, I suppose...
Nice, I'll try to get into it this week! > Also we would need to ensure podman run --dns ... will still take precedent over the dhcp response. I suppose...
Fixed as you proposed, thanks for the suggestions!
@Luap99 this should be good to go
I think I tested it back in December (but it did not merge then because I didn't fix the linter checks failing)
Bumped into this too, it worked before. I based my setup to this one: https://www.arthurkoziel.com/json-schemas-in-neovim/