You should then have a manufacturer result.
When it asks for reader number type 01 and hit enter. If you want to determine what type of card you have, plug in your reader, plug in the card, open Terminal and type pcsctest. If you know what type of card you have, contact the manufacturer to get the appropriate PKCS tokend file. Reboot, and you'll be able to edit system files and/or install SCS.Reboot into Recovery Mode (hold down Command+R).If you want to move forward with installing SCS or if you want to try manually adding/removing tokend files. (\system\library\security\, \library\security, etc) Or is there any version that is already built and can be used?Įl Capitan is tricky because Apple has implemented SIP (System Integrity Protection) which prevents write access to various system folders. The building steps are not very clear for me. īut I am not even able to successfully install darwinbuild.Īlso I don't want to build the whole Smart Card Services solution, I would like to build just PKCS#11.tokend and use it with Ke圜hain.
So I read on the following site that it should be included, or it can be built and copied to tokend directory to access PKCS#11 libraries stored in /usr/lib/pkcs11 or /usr/local/lib/pkcs11. Now I have Tokend installed in /Library/Security/tokend but there is no PKCS11.tokend, there are the following: I downloaded and install Smart Card Services for El Capitan from.
CAC CARD READER MAC KEYCHAIN MAC OS X
I would like to install PKCS#11 Tokend to my Mac OS X El Capitan (10.11.2) so I can access PKCS#11 enabled devices from Safari.
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