Re: Problems with towitoko reader

Hi,

thanks for your answer.

There is nothing written on the back of the reader. But I have used this 
chipdrive on Linux some time ago (but I was using another distro (now using 
Debian) and I think I used other versions of libtowitoko and libchipcard. 
Furthermore windows recognizes the reader as chipdrive micro.

I add the driver section with the following command:
chipcardd2 addreader --dtype tow_ctapi --rtype tow_cdm --rname towitoko2 
--rport COM1

Here are my configurations files:
/usr/etc/chipcard2-server/chipcardd2.conf
char enabled="1"

server {
  char typ="local"
  char addr="%2Fvar%2Frun%2Fchipcard2.sock"
} # server

driver {
  char driverType="ctapi"
  char driverName="tow%5Fctapi"
  char 
libraryFile="%2Fusr%2Flib%2Fchipcard2%2Dserver%2Flowlevel%2Flibtowitoko.so.2"

  reader {
    char readerType="tow%5Fcdm"
    char readerName="towitoko2"
    int  port="0"
    int  slots="1"
    char comType="serial"
  } # reader
} # driver
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/usr/etc/chipcard2-client/chipcardc2.conf
server {
        typ="local"
        addr="/var/run/chipcard2.sock"
}

Thanks again for your time.

Johannes


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