Jeremy Jackson

@jGDarkness, if you have found a solution to this problem, feel free to reopen this issue and submit a pull request.

I don't believe it's the DoD certs. I think it is the cackey library. I am about to transition the script to OpenSC when I have time. If you would...

Of course! I want to add support for as many distros as possible. I will look over your fork and see if I can find a way to integrate it...

I appreciate you all helping out here! I was running into similar issues for a bit, but they were intermittent. I believe the root of this issue is cackey. I...

> I switched to OpenSC before and it didn't seem to work but I tried again and was a little more diligent about removing some things (thanks to some help...

Running `pkcs11-register` theoretically should have added the OpenSC modules to each browser, but it wouldn't have removed the Cackey modules. I think your cleanup was appropriate. I use a VM...

> I'd like to create one monolithic script. Perhaps distro-specific functions would be worth considering. The separate scripts are just in case you want to take development in another direction....

@Derrekito, I reconfigured the `shellcheck` workflow to use the `-x` option. That change is on `main`. If you would like, you can pull over that change, and the workflow should...

My apologies for the delay. It is unlikely that the DoD certs being present in the other NSSDBs caused an issue with your CAC reader. It seems more likely that...

> Please remove that apt remove code block, if someone runs that without thinking they're likely to brick their system. Or update it to be safe about removing dependencies, which...