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# akia-bin
AUR package for [Akia](https://akiskart.bilgem.tubitak.gov.tr/destek/) — TÜBİTAK's
AKİS smart card application. Binary repack of the upstream `.deb`.
This package **replaces** the older source-based `akia` AUR package.
Pacman / AUR helpers will auto-migrate on the next upgrade via `replaces=('akia')`.
## Why `-bin`?
Upstream ships only a `.deb` (inside a WordPress `.zip`) containing:
- `akia-<ver>.jar` — the main app, built with `Build-Jdk-Spec: 1.8`,
`Main-Class: controller.Main`.
- `libakisp11.so` — PKCS#11 native, links against `libpcsclite.so.1`.
- A bundled OpenJDK 11 JRE (~140 MB) and the install4j launcher runtime.
- Turkish user-manual PDFs.
`akia-bin` strips the bundled JRE and the install4j launcher, repackaging
the essentials using system Java and Arch conventions.
## Layout
| Path | Purpose |
|-------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------|
| `/usr/bin/akia` | POSIX launcher wrapper |
| `/usr/share/java/akia/akia.jar` | Main application jar (arch-independent) |
| `/usr/lib/akia/libakisp11.so` | PKCS#11 native library (x86_64) |
| `/usr/share/applications/akia.desktop` | Desktop menu entry |
| `/usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/akia.png` | Icon (extracted from upstream `.ico`) |
| `/usr/share/doc/akia-bin/akia-user-guide.pdf`, `smartcard-technology.pdf` | Turkish user manuals |
| `/usr/share/licenses/akia-bin/LICENSE` | License notice |
The jar (`model.MRegistry`) hardcodes the PKCS#11 library lookup to the
absolute path `/usr/lib/libakisp11.so`. The package ships a pacman-owned
symlink at that path pointing to `/usr/lib/akia/libakisp11.so`, so the real
binary stays namespaced while the jar still finds it. The wrapper also
exports `-Djava.library.path=/usr/lib/akia` as defense-in-depth.
It also `cd`s to `${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}/akia` before `exec java`,
so any runtime writes stay under the user's home.
## Requirements
- `java-runtime>=8`
- `pcsclite` (with `pcscd.socket` enabled: `systemctl enable --now pcscd.socket`)
- `ccid` — USB CCID smart card reader driver
- A supported smart card reader
## Build
```sh
updpkgsums # refresh sha256sums
makepkg -si # build + install
namcap PKGBUILD # lint sources
namcap akia-bin-*.pkg.tar.zst # lint built pkg
```
## Version bump checklist
Upstream publishes each release at a URL that embeds the WP upload year/month:
```
https://akiskart.bilgem.tubitak.gov.tr/wp-content/uploads/sites/33/YYYY/MM/Akia_linux_<X_Y_Z>.deb_.zip
```
For each new release:
1. Update `pkgver` to the new version.
2. Update `_debyear` / `_debmonth` to match the upstream upload path.
(`_debver` is derived from `pkgver` automatically.)
3. Reset `pkgrel=1`.
4. Run `updpkgsums` to refresh the `.deb.zip` hash.
5. `makepkg --printsrcinfo > .SRCINFO`.
6. Build + test locally (see *Functional test* below).
7. Commit, push to AUR.
If upstream replaces the `.deb.zip` at the same URL without a version bump,
the sha256 will mismatch — bump `pkgrel` and refresh the hash.
## Functional test
After `makepkg -si`:
1. `systemctl enable --now pcscd.socket`
2. Run `akia` in a terminal; confirm the GUI opens with no
`UnsatisfiedLinkError` or `ClassNotFoundException`.
3. `pgrep -af 'java.*akia.jar'` should show a single `java` process
with `-Djava.library.path=/usr/lib/akia` in its argv.
4. Insert a real AKİS card and perform a login / signing flow.
5. `lsof -p <pid> | grep akisp11` should point at
`/usr/lib/akia/libakisp11.so`.
6. Launch from the DE application menu; the taskbar should group
correctly (validates `StartupWMClass`).
If `StartupWMClass` is wrong when launching via `java -jar` (versus the
upstream install4j launcher), run `xprop WM_CLASS` on the window and
update `akia.desktop` accordingly.
## Relationship to `akia` (source) AUR pkg
`akia-bin` declares:
```
provides=('akia=<pkgver>')
conflicts=('akia')
replaces=('akia')
```
Users of the former source `akia` package are migrated automatically.
## Reverse dependencies
Other AUR packages depend on `akia`; the `provides=('akia=<pkgver>')` entry
satisfies them transparently:
| Package | Relation |
|----------------------|-------------------|
| `eimza` | hard dependency |
| `uyap-editor-bin` | optional (project-specific) |
Verify on a live system with:
```sh
pacman -T akia # exit 0 means the `akia` dep is satisfied
```
## License
See `LICENSE`. The upstream Akia application is TÜBİTAK proprietary
(terms published on the support page). The packaging scripts in this
repository are MIT-licensed.
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