You may want to check out SSH Accession, which supports PKCS#15 compliant
Sclumberger cards through PKCS#11 interface (both Linux and Windows).
http://www.ssh.com/products/certifierEU/specifications.cfm
It uses MUSCLE for accessing readers in *nix, and PCSC readers in Windows.

We also provide tools for personalizing smart cards. (See Token Master).

Regards,

Vesa

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-sclinuxdrizzle.com [mailto:owner-sclinuxdrizzle.com]On
> Behalf Of Shelby Evans
> Sent: 31. lokakuuta 2001 20:34
> To: sclinuxlinuxnet.com
> Subject: Re: MUSCLE Cryptoflex and Linux
>
>
> Radovan,
> If you buy a Reflex 72 reader to use with the Cryptoflex card, to
> communicate with the Cryptoflex smart card on Linux you will need
> 1. PC/SC Lite for Unix from http://www.linuxnet.com/middle.html
> 2. MUSCLE Reflex 72 Driver http://www.linuxnet.com/sourcedrivers.html
> See
> http://www.strongsec.com/smartcards/howto/html/SmartCard-Login-HOW
> TO-2.html
> for pretty good instructions on how to get everything set up.
>
> On a Windows platform, you can interface the PKCS#11 library that comes
> with Schlumberger SDK4.1 and download a certificate onto the card.
> Since Schlumberger doesn't have a Linux version of their PKCS#11 library
> you can't do this on a Linux platform.
>
> I've looked and have not been successful in finding a PKCS#11 interface
> which runs on Linux and talks to the Cryptoflex smart card - or any
> smartcard for that matter. The only PKCS#11 library I have found that
> runs on a Linux platform is gpkcs#11
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/gpkcs11) and this currently only works
> with a software token. For the project I'm working on this has forced
> me to begin designing and developing a "mini-"PKCS#11 library that does
> just the PKCS#11 stuff necessary for the project which includes
> generating an RSA key pair, storing a certificate on the card, and
> hashing and signing data. You may want to consider doing something
> similar if you need to work on a Linux platform. Of course, the
> interface that you would need to develop would have to be developed in
> such a way that it can be added into Netscape as a Cryptographic
> Module. This is not necessary for my current project.
>
> -Shelby
>
>
>
>
>
> Radovan Semancik wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > just a quick question, before I'll spend some money:
> >
> > Can I use Schlumberger cryptoflex smart card in Linux for storing X.509
> > certificates?
> > (PKCS#11 interface for netscape)
> >
> > What software tools I will need to make it work?
> >
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> > Project Manager, Business Global Systems a.s.
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