Carlos,
It sure is application responsibility, as the signal is delivered to
the app, not the driver. I think pcsc-lite-1.0.2b3 corrects this, as
I read its ChangeLog and found an entry about properly calling
CloseChannel on the driver (if I recall it is the first entry in the
ChangeLog).
I'll give it a try tonight, as I am a bit far from my Solaris box
right now.
Thanks all for prompt responses.
Regards,
Douglas

> ---------- Mensagem original -----------
>
> De : owner-sclinuxdrizzle.com
> Para : sclinuxlinuxnet.com
> Cc :
> Data : Fri, 1 Feb 2002 11:50:36 -0800 (PST)
> Assunto : Re: MUSCLE pcsc-lite-1.0.1 plus Solaris 8 x86 plus
Towitoko ChipDrive Intern plus towitoko-2.0.4 drivers
>
> Hi,
>
> --- Douglas Atique <datiqueterra.com.br> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I have also compiled towitoko drivers, both 2.0.4 and yesterday
> > 2.0.5. The tester program works perfectly, only if I initialize
the
> > reader then kill the tester there is no provision for
uninitializing
> > the driver on a signal. I mean the LED on my ChipDrive Intern
remains
> >
> > green until I start the tester (or pcsc-lite) again, in which
case it
> >
> > is reinitialized and the LED turns off (if I have removed the
card).
>
> Well, in fact I don't think this is driver responsability but
> application responsability. You can create a signal handler and add
a
> call to CT_close() on it. The 'tester' app is just to dumb to
implement
> this but your application should if it's likely to be killed by a
> signal.
>
> > Anyway I have compiled pcsc-lite with --enable-debug and tried it
> > several times with the testpcsc client but the pcscd daemon
didn't
> > die before my eyes. Maybe it's something with the daemon
mechanism. I
> >
> > am going to try building pcsc-lite again but now only with --
enable-
> > daemon, not --enable-syslog to check if this makes any difference.
>
> I think you need to use --disable-syslog and --disable-daemon to see
> both the towitoko driver and the pcscd output in stdout.
>
> > Also, I wonder which signal Solaris sends pcscd when I shut
Solaris
> > down, as Solaris seems to hang on killing it (or something else
which
> >
> > happens only when I have started pcscd as a daemon).
>
> As Lodovic requested, try his developer version that will call
driver's
> close function on receipt of the signal, and see if it changes
> something.
>
> Carlos.
>
>
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