Closed djernst closed 5 years ago
If you need the zip file really quick, you can go to the Releases and pull the latest, which is 1.8.74. It does not include the latest revisions from last night.
Fixed by commit d2b2453. That's not to say that this entire README.md needs updating.
Thank you! I'm still a newbie with GitHub. It's painfully obvious now! :-)
Dan
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Fixed by commit d2b2453 https://github.com/GSA/gsa-icam-card-builder/commit/d2b245396ed26c79251c862f2e4d24417c9c108d. That's not to say that this entire README.md needs updating.
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It works! I needed to run as sudo otherwise it could not talk to the readers. I was not expecting that as the other utilities (opensc) do not need to run as sudo.
I have a general question. I need to acquire smartcards. Where can get them for use with this system? What are the minimum requirements for the card? Will any ISO7816 card work?
I have a general question. I need to acquire smartcards. Where can get them for use with this system? What are the minimum requirements for the card? Will any ISO7816 card work?
You can acquire pre-written cards that contain the exact data you see in this repo from CertiPath at https://www.certipath.com/store/. Once we've completed the encoding piece (under construction), you will be able to personalize the cards further using these utilities. However, not any smart card will work. It must have the PIV applet on it, and you will need the master keys to the card in order to unlock it for writing. Assuming that we complete the encoder, you'll be able purchase PIV cards from IDEMIA (Oberthur), Gemalto, G&D, and HID. The GSA Approved Products list contains the list of PIV card industry partners.
Also, regarding the permission issue, it may very well be because releases of Java > 1.8 now restricts access to some of the underlying cryptographic JRE libraries.
Ok. I was suspecting that this would be the case. I do have the set of NIST Test Cards (of which I currently locked out 2 of them trying to run the Test Runner app). Hypothetically, would I be able to use one of them if I new the master keys and rewrite it?
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I have a general question. I need to acquire smartcards. Where can get them for use with this system? What are the minimum requirements for the card? Will any ISO7816 card work?
You can acquire pre-written cards that contain the exact data you see in this repo from CertiPath at https://www.certipath.com/store/. Once we've completed the encoding piece (under construction), you will be able to personalize the cards further using these utilities. However, not any smart card will work. It must have the PIV applet on it, and you will need the master keys to the card in order to unlock it for writing. Assuming that we complete the encoder, you'll be able purchase PIV cards from IDEMIA (Oberthur), Gemalto, G&D, and HID. The GSA Approved Products list contains the list of PIV card industry partners https://www.idmanagement.gov/approved-products-list-piv/.
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Description of Issue:
The Readme's "Getting Started/Extracting the tools" section states that there is a "GSA-PIV-Signer-vX.x.x.zip" archive.
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Where do you get this file? It does not seem to exist in the repo.
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