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When upgrading from Fedora 22 to Fedora 24 my Alladin eToken stopped working. Using git bisect I traced it down to this commit; https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pcsclite/PCSC.git/commit/?id=8eb9ea1b354b050f997d003cf3b0c5b56f29f9f7 This patch causes pcsc-lite to use a receive buffer size which is >64k. This isn't handled by the OpenCT pcsc driver which converts the dword size to a short. So the buffer size wraps, isn't big enough for the response, and that's why the token isn't recognised. This was already noticed by OpenCT and addressed in this "fix": https://github.com/OpenSC/openct/commit/3a3921d2c0e61197cb13b705aa86f3c67af26559 Therefore is it possible to provide an updated version of OpenCT which includes this patch from upstream?
Unfortunately OpenCT package is already retired in Fedora 24. Someone needs to take over its maintenance and unretire it if there is interest in it.
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