Frank Morgner

and what was the result of that? do you have a debug log of, say `opensc-tool -n -vvv`?

What could be problematic, is that you're defining a reader flag at the lowest layer possible, which will only be used at the PKCS#11 level. This could lead to problems...

This is the build error on Windows: ``` Warning: framework-pkcs15.c(4697): warning C4319: '~': zero extending 'unsigned int' to 'size_t' of greater size ```

Thanks for making the first step towoards a new release. Github autogenerates release notes with a list of new contributors: ``` ## New Contributors * @GeorgePantelakis made their first contribution...

Thanks for the hint. Before contacting Tim Wilbrink for a renewal, I'd like to check if Signpath.io could take over the signing (and notarization) as they seem to have [added...

I have requested Signpath.io to activate Github.com as Trusted build system. This means, that we can now theoretically use signing (and notarization) through Signpath.io when building via Github Actions. I...

If you're planning to make a contribution to the project, we'd love to add a new card to OpenSC. We would be happy to get you going and to comment...

previous safenet tokens have been known to be of type idprime, maybe @Jakuje or @xhanulik can help.

In https://github.com/OpenSC/OpenSC/pull/3472 [I have argued](https://github.com/OpenSC/OpenSC/pull/3472#issuecomment-3227698543) that using `sc_detect_card_presence` to detect a new card event for a PC/SC reader is problematic, because it uses one single low level monitoring state that...

As said before, sc_wait_for_event (SCardGetStatusChange) uses a global state which is provided by PC/SC. Those events are provided in a bit mask, which allow sorting out actual insertion/removel events -...