Raymond

Utimaco Desktop is a former name of OMNIKEY CardMan 2020.
Utimaco PCMCIA 4000 is a former name of OMNIKEY CardMan 4000.

For both readers we have Linux drivers for different kernel versions. If
you have any problem during installation , you can contact me directly. You
can download them from our web page (www.omnikey.com). We tested it with
RedHat and Suse.

Thomas Bruendl
Development Manager

ATTENTION: new address !
OMNIKEY AG
Ferihumerstrasse 13
A-4040 Linz
Austria

Tel +43 (0) 732 / 602220 - 32
Mobile +43 (0) 664 / 1106386
Fax +43 (0) 732 / 602220 - 15
E-Mail thomas.bruendlomnikey.com
Web www.omnikey.com

                                                                                                
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                    Causton" An: <sclinuxlinuxnet.com>
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                    owner-sclinuxd PKCS#15 cards on Linux?
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I'm looking into beeing able to use the Finnish Electronic Identity card
(FINEID) in Linux. This card is a Setec (www.setec.fi They also provide EMV
cards to VISA, etc.) 16kb smart card which runs SetCOS 4 as its OS and
contains an crypto processor on chip. The certificates stored into the card
are PKCS#15 profiled X.509v3 certificates.

I have a selection of readers at my disposal i.e. Setec SetCAD 203 (serial)
Utimaco Desktop USB, Utimaco PCMCIA 4000 and an ancient Philips PE122.
Which
one of these card readers are best supported under Linux currently? What
components are needed for a reader to operate under Linux - obviously a
PC/SC library and a hardware driver (is it a kernel module?) - what else?

I'm aiming to be able to use the certificates for at least client
authentication onto websites using either Konqueror 2.2.2, Netscape
Navigator 4.78/6.2 or Mozilla. Preferably I'd like to be able to compose
and
receive S/MIME e-mail and authenticate to my Linux system with the SC. Is
this even remotely possible?

I'm running currently Debian woody on one machine, Slackware 8.0 on
another
one and LFS 3.0 on my development/test machine. Which one would be the
prefered distro to begin building SC support for?

Yours Sincerely,
    Raymond Causton
    [rc (at) iki.fi]

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