DCFM Migration and Transition Guide v10.0.1 (53-1001074-01, December 2008)

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> tar -xvf pcsc_lite_1.4.101.tar
After the pcsc_lite_1.4.101.tar file is extracted, the necessary binary, library and smart card
drivers are stored in the /opt/pcsc directory.
4. If you installed the pcsc directory into different location than /opt, you need to modify pcscctl
script to change from “/opt” to the new directory.
> cd <new_dir>
> vi pcscctl
Search for “/opt” and change it to the name of the new directory.
5. You must create a soft link into the system directory. This is to support the automatic restart of
the pcscd daemon upon system restart.
If you installed the pcsc directory into the /opt directory, just create the soft link. Otherwise,
use the name of the new directory in place of /opt.
solaris> ln –s /opt/pcsc/pcscctl /etc/rc2.d/S94pcsc
or
S.u.s.e> ln –s /opt/pcsc/pcscctl /etc/init.d/pcscd
S.u.s.e> chkconfig --add pcscd
or
redhat> ln –s /opt/pcsc/pcscctl /etc/init.d/pcscd
redhat> chkconfig --add pcscd
NOTE
Note: Before you do chkconfig --add pcscd, you can do chkconfig –list | grep pcscd to
verify that the pcscd is already on the list. If it already exists, you do not need to do
chkconfig –add pcscd. After you reboot the system, you will expect the following links
under /etc/rc2.d, /etc/rc3.d, /etc/rc3.d, /etc/rc4.d and /etc/rc5.d.
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Jul 28 01:50 S94pcscd -> ../init.d/pcscd
NOTE
For Redhat 5 and maybe other Linux vendors, the smart card driver may come with the OS.
In this case, extra system configuration may be needed. Please see the trouble shooting
section, 6.3.1.4, for more details.
6. Run one of the following commands to either start the pcscd daemon, or stop the pcscd
daemon.
To start pcscd, type:
> /opt/pcsc/pcscctl start
To stop pcscd, type:
> /opt/pcsc/pcscctl stop