On 2011-12-02 at 14:09 +0900, NIIBE Yutaka wrote:
> Could you please test it out?
>
> (1) pinpad input for verify for user
> (2) pinpad input for verify for admin
> (3) pinpad input for passphrase modification by user
> (4) pinpad input for passphrase modification by admin
I think that it's better to have some test program testing the feature
of card reader, instead of asking test by GnuPG.
Thus, I wrote a python script. Attached is a program which tests PIN
entry using pinpad of card reader. It requires "Pyscard", smartcard
library for python. See http://pyscard.sourceforge.net/ for Pyscard.
This test program assumes that OpenPGP card v2 is inserted to it.
There are nine cases (if card reader supports all).
$ pinpad-test # verify user's PIN "
$ pinpad-test --admin # verify admin's PIN "
$ pinpad-test --change # change user's PIN "
$ pinpad-test --change --admin # change admin's PIN "
$ pinpad-test --change2 # change user's PIN by two steps"
$ pinpad-test --change2 --admin # change admin's PIN by two steps"
$ pinpad-test --unblock # change user's PIN by reset code"
$ pinpad-test --unblock --admin # change user's PIN by admin's PIN"
$ pinpad-test --put # setup resetcode "
Please test your readers, it they come with pinpad. And let me know
the result. Thanks in advance.
I maintain this script in the Gnuk repository:
http://www.gniibe.org/gitweb?p=gnuk.git;a=blob;f=tool/pinpad-test.py
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