I'm trying to use opensc on a windows server to replace the buggy vendor driver. I was under the assumption, that support for the card was added with #2666 .
After installing opensc I ran C:\Windows\System32\certutil.exe -scinfo to verify the installation with the card attached. This resulted in a "ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND" message, which is the same than having no driver installed. I checked the registry and found no entry for the ATR of the card.
I took one of the entries of opensc and replaces the ATR with the one of my card. Now, most of the information can actually be read from the card but something is still not right. After inputing the code twice, I get a new Windows security window "Choose smart card device" with the error message "The requested process cannot be processed with the smartcard or an other smart card is required"
After canceling this message I even get an information about the installed certificate.
Now I wanted to use opensc particullary to be able to sign in to rdp on a linux host with freerdp. The vendor driver seems to be buggy and the sign in doesn't work correctly. When I try to sign in now with the opensc driver installed and my registry hack applied, the smart card is recognized and the pin can be entered. After that, an error message is desplayed saying that "This smartcard could not be used. Find more details in the system log. Notify your administrator"
I sadly could not find the log that this message was refering to on the host.
I'm trying to use opensc on a windows server to replace the buggy vendor driver. I was under the assumption, that support for the card was added with #2666 .
After installing opensc I ran
C:\Windows\System32\certutil.exe -scinfoto verify the installation with the card attached. This resulted in a "ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND" message, which is the same than having no driver installed. I checked the registry and found no entry for the ATR of the card.I took one of the entries of opensc and replaces the ATR with the one of my card. Now, most of the information can actually be read from the card but something is still not right. After inputing the code twice, I get a new Windows security window "Choose smart card device" with the error message "The requested process cannot be processed with the smartcard or an other smart card is required"
After canceling this message I even get an information about the installed certificate.
Now I wanted to use opensc particullary to be able to sign in to rdp on a linux host with freerdp. The vendor driver seems to be buggy and the sign in doesn't work correctly. When I try to sign in now with the opensc driver installed and my registry hack applied, the smart card is recognized and the pin can be entered. After that, an error message is desplayed saying that "This smartcard could not be used. Find more details in the system log. Notify your administrator"
I sadly could not find the log that this message was refering to on the host.