This is an old version of SAC for eToken 5110 FIPS, Alladin eToken 64K/72K, etc. It should work side-by-side with other SAC versions.
(Although libeToken from sac-core 10.7 supports eToken 5110 at the PKCS#11 layer, it lacks the PCSC "card reader" driver (aks-idfh) that lets it talk to the tokens at USB layer, so you'll need this one anyway.)
This module is not loaded to p11-kit by default – if you use tools that accept pkcs11: URIs, you'll need to add it to ~/.config/pkcs11/ (pkcs11.conf(5)) like this:
module: /usr/lib/sac-10.0/libeToken.so
However, if you have multiple SAC versions installed, it might be not the best idea to load all of them into the same process directly. If things start crashing, try loading the module out-of-process like this instead:
remote: |p11-kit remote /usr/lib/sac-10.0/libeToken.so
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grawity commented on 2021-11-24 06:30 (UTC) (edited on 2021-11-24 06:32 (UTC) by grawity)
This is an old version of SAC for eToken 5110 FIPS, Alladin eToken 64K/72K, etc. It should work side-by-side with other SAC versions.
(Although libeToken from sac-core 10.7 supports eToken 5110 at the PKCS#11 layer, it lacks the PCSC "card reader" driver (aks-idfh) that lets it talk to the tokens at USB layer, so you'll need this one anyway.)
This module is not loaded to p11-kit by default – if you use tools that accept
pkcs11:URIs, you'll need to add it to ~/.config/pkcs11/ (pkcs11.conf(5)) like this:However, if you have multiple SAC versions installed, it might be not the best idea to load all of them into the same process directly. If things start crashing, try loading the module out-of-process like this instead: