Hello, Please mark stable. Thanks!
ppc stable
amd64 done
How do you test this? Examples are not helpful, no tests provided, and it can't load anything (for me) from sys-auth/pam_pkcs11, engine_pkcs11, pkcs11-helper, itself, ... and gnupg-pkcs11-scd has no sparc keyword. It builds and does not abort on the examples, but? (home page is not helpful.) By the way, pkg-config --libs libp11 -lp11 (correct) polylepis examples # pkg-config --cflags libp11 polylepis examples # (wrong! I hope. It build with correct CFLAGS, but a user relying on what pkg-config reports will not be happy.) No sparc for now --- not enough information to get a clue whether it works or not.
x86 stable
Ferris, you can check it using pam_p11 as it has libp11 in depend.
Hello Ferris, Most packages that put their files in default /usr/include returns empty string as --cflags. You can use: sys-auth/pam_p11 dev-libs/engine_pkcs11 To test this. I think the engine_pkcs11 is the simplest one... http://www.opensc-project.org/engine_pkcs11/wiki/QuickStart Thanks!
(In reply to comment #6) > Hello Ferris, > > Most packages that put their files in default /usr/include returns empty string > as --cflags. > > You can use: > sys-auth/pam_p11 > dev-libs/engine_pkcs11 > > To test this. > I think the engine_pkcs11 is the simplest one... > http://www.opensc-project.org/engine_pkcs11/wiki/QuickStart > > Thanks! > I'm very slow today, I guess, Every example I can find wants me to use this module: /usr/lib/opensc-pkcs11.so, but I have no file opensc-pkcs11.so anywhere at all on the system. And nothing I try will do anything without that module or its equivalent someplace. (libp11 itself has a few examples, all of which need that module, and the URL to opensc-project.org has examples assuming that module is lying around someplace. But it isn't.)
Do you have any PKCS#11 provider on your system? The opensc-pkcs11.so is only a default. If you use engine_pkcs11 you can use MODULE_PATH:/usr/lib/XXX to override. If you use pam_p11 you can use auth required pam_p11_opensc.so /usr/lib/XXX to override. The whole point of PKCS#11 is that it is as well-known interface that allows you to use different modules.
(In reply to comment #8) > Do you have any PKCS#11 provider on your system? The opensc-pkcs11.so is only a > default. > If you use engine_pkcs11 you can use MODULE_PATH:/usr/lib/XXX to override. > If you use pam_p11 you can use auth required pam_p11_opensc.so > /usr/lib/XXX to override. > > The whole point of PKCS#11 is that it is as well-known interface that allows > you to use different modules. > OK, I have: dev-libs/libp11-0.2.3 dev-libs/engine_pkcs11-0.1.4 pam_pkcs11-0.6.0 installed. Now, none of these supplies anything that can be used as a module. What does, and what would it be called? So far, I can't test this at all.
I guess you don't have smartcard on your disposal... You cannot test this without smartcard... :)
this was stabilized on a lot of arches without it being tested, so ia64/sparc stable. Alpha doesn't have it stable
ppc64 stable
hppa stable
