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List:       gnupg-users
Subject:    Re: OpenPGPCar on JavaCard key import and large keys
From:       Werner Koch <wk () gnupg ! org>
Date:       2007-08-27 8:24:15
Message-ID: 87lkbxo05s.fsf () wheatstone ! g10code ! de
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On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 20:09, ged@solace.miun.se said:

> I have tried to describe some none standard additions as well as use of
> the ENVELOPE command in a document included below. All of which I already
> have implemented (however not tested yet) in my Java Card implementation
> of the spec. Comments and suggestions are welcome.

I'll forward to Achim Pietig who maintains the specs.  We are already
collecting new features for a new revision.

> Any chance of actually geting support for it implemented in GnuPG?

Sure.  It just a matter of time.  I'd like to do this myself but I doubt
that I get to it in th next few months.  Other contributions are
welcome, but remember that we need to do some legal paper exchange with
the FSF.

> Are there any need, interest and/or use for further extensions to the
> card?  Maybe the possibility for OpenPGP certificate for the public key to
> be stored on card? Expand the card edge to make it have enough

Hmmh, mine is 81k - quite some stuff for a smartcard.  The size of the
OpenPGP keyrings was the thereason that went for the fingerprint
approach.  And weel, in almost all cases you need a net connection and
thus you can get trghe certificate/keblock online.

> functionality to be able to be used together with PKCS #11 (possible
> making a PKCS #15 compatible structure)?

Hey, it is already usable for with pkcs#11 (www.scute.org and Alon's
alternative scdaemon).  

A design goal is to keep the specs from getting too complex - thus
pkcs#15 is nothing we should go for.


Salam-Shalom,

   Werner

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Die Gedanken sind frei.  Auschnahme regelt ein Bundeschgesetz.


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