towitoko-2.0.7/0002777000175000017500000000000007527763751007171 5towitoko-2.0.7/README0000644000175000017500000001001107521033735007736 Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 1998 1999 2000 2001 Carlos Prados This library provides a driver for using Towitoko smartcard readers under UNIX environment. Smartcard API's provided: ========================= * CT-API 1.1 and CT-BCS 0.9. See ctapi (3) and ctbcs (3) man pages provided with this package. * PCSC Lite. See http://www.linuxnet.com for download and documentation. Supported readers: ================== * Towitoko Chipdrive Micro, Extern, Extern II, Intern, and Twin. * The most recent readers labelled as "Kartenzwerg" use the same protocol as Chipdrive, and should work with this driver, although they have not been tested. Supported interfaces: ===================== * Serial readers: Configure you serial port like for a modem. See http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Serial-HOWTO.html * USB readers: Linux kernel version 2.4.12 or greater with PL2303 USB serial driver enabled is needed. See http://www.linux-usb.org/USB-guide/book1.html Note that PL2303 support is still in experimental stage! Also note that pl2303.c drivers from kernel versions previous to 2.4.12 will surely not work with this driver and will probably hang your machine. Supported smartcards: ===================== * Processor cards: direct and inverse convention cards, T=0 and T=1 protocols. Short and extended case 1, 2, 3, 4 ISO 7816-3 APDU's. PPS and baudrate selection from 9600 bps to 115200 bps. * Memory cards: I2C, 2 wire and 3 wire bus protocol. Access to memory cards is provided via the Interindustry Commands described in the MCT v09 part 7 spec. See http://www.panstruga.de/ct-api/spec/spec_v09.html Installation: ============= See the file INSTALL. Special `configure` options: ============================ --enable-debug(=1|2|3|4) Debug level 1,2 and 3 prints debug information to stdout. Debug level 4 prints debug information to syslog. --enable-card-type(=sync|async) --enable-card-convention(=dir|inv) --enable-memory-type(=i2cs|i2cl|2w|3w) "sync" is for memory cards and "async" for processor cards. "inv" is for inverse convention cards and "dir" for direct convention. "i2cl" is for I2C cards with up to 16 kbits of memory, "i2cl" for I2C cards with up to 64 kbits of memory, 2w for 2 wire cards, and 3w for 3 wire cards. Enabling one option prevents the driver from doing auto-detection. --enable-memory-size(=size) By default memory size is set to 8192 bytes. If 0 length is specified the driver will perform probing of memory size. Otherwise the specified value will be used. --enable-ISO-t0 Transportation of APDUs by T=0. With T=0 cards this will enable the driver to automatically handle T=0 transaction control TPDUs following ISO 7816-4 Annex A normative. --with-pcsc-lite-dir PCSC Lite base directory (default=/usr/local/pcsc). USB bundle is installed under $pcsc_lite_dir/drivers if USB support is enabled. --enable-usb enable USB support (default=no). --enable-devfs enable Linux 2.4.X devfs support (default=no). --enable-devpcsc enable /dev/pcsc links support (default=no). Serial devices will be searched at /dev/pcsc/1, /dev/pcsc/2, etc. You will have to create links to the actual serial devices. --enable-win32-com enable win32 style COM port numbering (default=no). Port numbers under CT-API will start with 1 for COM1, 2 for COM2 and so on. --enable-thread-mutex enable thread mutexes (default=yes). Needed for multi-threaded applications. --enable-atr-check enable checking of valid ATR (default=yes). --enable-atr-timings enable decoding of timings from ATR (default=yes). Configuration: ============== To configure a serial reader in PCSC Lite, copy the provided file doc/reader.conf to /etc/reader.conf and modify it to match your serial port settings. No configuration is needed for USB readers. TODO: ===== * Update to CT-BCS 1.0. * Test inverse convention. Success has been reported with some inverse convetion cards, while faliures have been reported with others. * Test Chipdrive Twin and Kartenzwerg. towitoko-2.0.7/AUTHORS0000644000175000017500000000022007361642377010141 Carlos Prados : Core driver, CT-API, and IFD handler David Corcoran : CT-API and IFD handler skeleton towitoko-2.0.7/COPYING0000644000175000017500000006347407317644021010135 GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2.1, February 1999 Copyright (C) 1991, 1999 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 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A new option, --enable-usb-bundle is used to install PCSC Lite USB bundle. * Compiling under CygWin 32 environment now generates a Windows DLL named cygtowitoko-2.dll. You'll need to run "reconf" before configure, having libtool 1.4e or greater installed. * Compiling under CygWin 32 environment automatically selects the option --enable-win32-com. 2002-03-17 Carlos Prados * Released 2.0.6 * Implemented 115200 bps baudrate for processor and memory cards. * Disabled transportation of APDUs by T=0 protocol following ISO 7816-4 Annex A. Implemented option --enable-ISO-t0 to enable it. * Fixed the number of null bytes (0x60) that T=0 protocol accepts from the card before aborting transmission. * Rewritten algorithm for memory smartcard type and memory size detection. * Implemented fake ATR return for I2C cards. This provides a way for applications to retrieve smartcard memory size and smartcard type. * Implemented the ability to select DIR, ATR and application data sections with memory cards according to MCT v09 part 5 spec. * Fixed Read Binary command with memory cards to return all data available of the selected data section when Le=0 is specified. * Implemented dynamic memory allocation of internal data buffers in protocol_sync and protocol_t1 for memory usage optimization. * Added support for FreeBSD and OpenBSD. By Martin Preuss 2001-12-09 Carlos Prados * Released 2.0.5 * Implemented PPS procedure and baudrate selection for processor cards. See NEWS for details. * Implemented access to memory cards at 57600 bps when supported by the drive. * Implemented optimization of write access to memory cards. * Implemented support for Chipdrive USB under Linux. See NEWS for details. * Implemented support for multiple simultaneous readers in IFD Handler. PCSC Lite 1.0.1 or greater is needed. * Implemented support for /dev/pcsc device links with the config option --enable-devpcsc. * Implemented debug of IFD Handler through syslog() with the config option --enable-debug=4. * Implemented the ability to use Windows CT-API style port numbering with the option --enable-win32-com. * Modified EJECT ICC: don't check eject handling instructions, so it will not fail if the application uses CT-BCS 1.0 semantics. Return OK if the card is not removed and 0 seconds time limit is specified. * Corrected type of parameter in ctapi (3) manpage. * Updated and summarized README file. * Updated to Autoconf 2.52. 2001-07-01 Carlos Prados * Released 2.0.4 * Fixed work waiting time calculation for T=0. * Implemented --enable-devfs option. This provides compatibility with Linux 2.4.X devfs. * Made some modifications to the build system. * Created DocBook SGML documentation. 2001-04-08 Carlos Prados * Released 2.0.3 * Fixed unassigned return value in protocol_t1.c when a 4 bytes block was read. * Removed read-only probe of I2C cards in icc_sync.c that could lead to wrong detection of long I2C cards. * Implemented configuration option --disable-atr-timings for cards whose ATR doesn't encode timings as defined by ISO 7816-3. * Fixed icc_async.c to use a second buffer for reversing bytes sent to an inverse convention card. 2001-01-14 Carlos Prados * Released 2.0.2 * Fixed problem in autoconf that caused libtowitoko.so not to be linked in Linux when dummy libposix.a was present on the system. * Implemented configuration option --enable-card-convention. * Fixed configuration option --disable-atr-check. * Driver compiles with "CFLAGS=-Wall -pedantic" without warnings. 2000-12-29 Carlos Prados * Released 2.0.1 * Implemented mutual exclusion on shared resources. The driver is now both reentrant and thread safe. * Modified tester.c to work with multiple threads. * Fixed BWT calculation in T=1. * Fixed some typos in protocol_sync.c, cardterminal.c, and protocol_t0.c. * Corrected some imprecisions in documentation files. 2000-12-11 Carlos Prados * Released 2.0.0. * Implemented T=1 protocol. See the entry in file NEWS. * Implemented PTS procedure. * Implemented Extended APDU handling. * Implemented mapping of Case 3 and Case 4 APDUs (both short and extended) onto corresponding TPDUs following ISO 7816-4 Annex A. * Implemented inversion of ATR bytes when card has inverse convention. * Implemented configuration option --disable-atr-check to allow smartcards with not standard ATR to be recognized. * Implemented control of DTR and RTS modem lines. * Micro controller parity is explicitly set to EVEN on startup. * Added configuration option --enable-card-type=[sync|async] to disable probing of card type by the driver. * Disabled writing retries while doing memory card probing for faster detection. * Changed MT unsafe function usleep for nanosleep. * Fixed extra guard time calculation in T=0 protocol. * Fixed maximum size of buffers that the driver sends to an asynchronous smartcard in each access. * Fixed character reading in tester.c. * The Master File of memory cards is selected by default. * Improved documentation. * Implemented compatibility with IFD Handler 1.0 CHANNELID numbers. * The driver compiles as a single library libtowitoko.so. The file /etc/reader.conf needs to be modified again. See the file NEWS. * The name of the whole thing have been changed to "MUSCLE driver for Towitoko smartcard readers" to better reflect what it is. 2000-07-23 Carlos Prados * Released 2.0.0-pre5 * Updated IFD Handler to version 2.0. See the file NEWS. * T=0 speed fixed to 9600. See the note in protocol_t0.c. * Fixed Verify Key command in tester.c. * Changed returned data when wrong PIN was entered to a memory card. * Fixed macros for parsing ATR of synchronous cards. * Modified detection of card change in ct_slot.c. * The file NEWS has been rewritten. * Download web page changed to http://www.geocities.com/cprados. 2000-06-18 Carlos Prados * Released 2.0.0-pre4. * Fixed 90 00 response when wrong pin was entered to a memory card. * Fixed 64 00 response when sending "Reset ICC" to a memory card. * Implemented parsing of memory cards ATR. * CT-API releases card information when card change is detected, instead of doing it only when no card is detected. * Fixed commands printed to screen with wrong length in tester.c. 2000-06-11 Carlos Prados * Released 2.0.0-pre3. * CT-API now resynchronizes its status with the reader when requesting ICC status, so it is not necessary to issue "Eject ICC" after the card is removed. * Done some orthographic and grammatical corrections to comments, debug messages and documentation. 2000-06-10 Carlos Prados * Released 2.0.0-pre2. * Fixed IFD Handler. * Fixed card insertion event in tester.c. * Implemented communication with 2nd slot of Chipdrive Twin. 2000-06-06 Carlos Prados * First 2.0 pre-release. towitoko-2.0.7/INSTALL0000644000175000017500000001722707317644021010126 Basic Installation ================== These are generic installation instructions. 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After completion of a successful PPS handshake, the unit will be configured automatically to support the protocol, parameters and baudrate agreed. Baudrates of 9600 bps, 14400 bps, 19200 bps, 28800 bps, 38400 bps and 57600 bps are supported by the driver. To access this functionality under CT-API, the application must issue a RESET CT or REQUEST ICC and put the PPS request (at least PPSS and PPS0) in the data field of the CT-BCS command. Under PCSC Lite the PPS request can be sent within a CT-BCS command, using the function SCardControl(). Memory cards are accessed by default at 57600 bps if the unit supports this baudrate, without having to modify the programs. SUPPORT FOR CHIPDRIVE USB Chipdrive USB is supported under Linux since release 2.0.5. You need a Linux kernel version 2.4.12 or greater with USB support compiled and pl2303 USB to serial converter driver enabled. To use an USB Chipdrive with CT-API, specify port numbers starting with 0x8000: * 0x8000 for /dev/ttyUSB0, (first USB serial device) * 0x8001 for /dev/ttyUSB1, (second USB serial device) and so on. You can also create a symlink from /dev/ttyS[pn] to /dev/ttyUSB[m] and access the reader at COM[pn+1], as with the serial model. Under PCSC Lite just plug the reader and it will be automatically detected and initialized by PCSC daemon. They name assigned by SCardListReaders will be "Towitoko Chipdrive USB 0 0". SUPPORT FOR T=1 PROTOCOL Smartcards with transmission protocol T=1 are supported since release 2.0.0. When a card is reset, T=1 protocol is automatically selected if it is offered by the card in its answer to reset. PTS protocol is performed if needed. Otherwise T=0 is used. CHANGE IN THE NAME OF THE SHARED LIBRARY Since release 2.0.0 the core driver and the interfaces are linked in a single shared library, called libtowitoko. In consequence the name of the library declared in PC/SC Lite configuration file /etc/reader.conf must be changed to: /lib/libtowitoko. Where stands for the place where you installed the binary distribution of the driver (like "/usr/local"), and is the suffix of the name of shared libraries in you system (like "so"). A sample reader.conf file is included under doc/. CHANGES IN THE INTERFACE WITH PC/SC LITE (release 2.0.0-pre5) Version 2.0.0-pre5 comes with IFD handler 2.0. In contrast with previous IFD handler, this module has been designed to support any number of readers and slots per instance of the driver. Also it permits the driver to return the ATR and its length when this parameter is requested by PC/SC Lite, so it does not need to re-parse the ATR. This allows memory cards, whose ATR does not follow ISO 7816 rules to be handled. To simplify the /etc/reader.conf syntax, the channel number CHANNELID now does not use the serial port IO and IRQ number but the COM number, following MS-DOS numbering convention. That is 0x000001 for COM1 (/dev/ttyS0), 0x000002 for COM2 (/dev/ttyS1) and so on. Don't forget to change this parameter in your /etc/reader.conf file if you upgrade to 2.0.0-pre5. Note that PC/SC Lite 0.7.1 or greater is needed to use IFD Handler 2.0. CHANGES IN RELEASE 2.0.0-pre1 Since 1.X releases most of the code has been rewritten. The driver has more than 8000 lines of code. Nevertheless now it's more modular and easy to maintain. The new structure split the functionality between modules that implement objects. Each object has the methods (C functions) to handle a part of the communication, and the member variables (registers of C structures) to store status information needed for this part of the communication. 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This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 1998 1999 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _CTBCS_ #define _CTBCS_ /* * Command and response size */ #define CTBCS_MIN_COMMAND_SIZE 2 #define CTBCS_MIN_RESPONSE_SIZE 2 /* * Class byte of all CTBCS commands */ #define CTBCS_CLA 0x20 /* * Mandatory CT-BCS commands */ #define CTBCS_INS_RESET 0x11 /* Reset CT */ #define CTBCS_INS_REQUEST 0x12 /* Request ICC */ #define CTBCS_INS_STATUS 0x13 /* Get reader status */ #define CTBCS_INS_EJECT 0x15 /* Eject ICC */ /* * P1 parameter: functional units */ #define CTBCS_P1_CT_KERNEL 0x00 #define CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE1 0x01 #define CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE2 0x02 #define CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE3 0x03 #define CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE4 0x04 #define CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE5 0x05 #define CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE6 0x06 #define CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE7 0x07 #define CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE8 0x08 #define CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE9 0x09 #define CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE10 0x0A #define CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE11 0x0B #define CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE12 0x0C #define CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE13 0x0D #define CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE14 0x0E #define CTBCS_P1_DISPLAY 0x40 #define CTBCS_P1_KEYPAD 0x50 /* * P2 parameter for Reset CT: data to be returned */ #define CTBCS_P2_RESET_NO_RESP 0x00 /* Return no data */ #define CTBCS_P2_RESET_GET_ATR 0x01 /* Return complete ATR */ #define CTBCS_P2_RESET_GET_HIST 0x02 /* Return historical bytes */ /* * P2 parameter for Request ICC: data to be returned */ #define CTBCS_P2_REQUEST_NO_RESP 0x00 /* Return no data */ #define CTBCS_P2_REQUEST_GET_ATR 0x01 /* Return complete ATR */ #define CTBCS_P2_REQUEST_GET_HIST 0x02 /* Return historical bytes */ /* * P2 parameter for Get status: TAG of data object to return */ #define CTBCS_P2_STATUS_MANUFACTURER 0x46 /* Return manufacturer DO */ #define CTBCS_P2_STATUS_ICC 0x80 /* Return ICC DO */ /* * General return codes */ #define CTBCS_SW1_OK 0x90 /* Command successful */ #define CTBCS_SW2_OK 0x00 #define CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_LENGTH 0x67 /* Wrong length */ #define CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_LENGTH 0x00 #define CTBCS_SW1_COMMAND_NOT_ALLOWED 0x69 /* Command not allowed */ #define CTBCS_SW2_COMMAND_NOT_ALLOWED 0x00 #define CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_PARAM 0x6A /* Wrong parameters P1, P2 */ #define CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_PARAM 0x00 #define CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_INS 0x6D /* Wrong Instruction */ #define CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_INS 0x00 #define CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_CLA 0x6E /* Class not supported */ #define CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_CLA 0x00 #define CTBCS_SW1_ICC_ERROR 0x6F /* ICC removed, defective or */ #define CTBCS_SW2_ICC_ERROR 0x00 /* no longer reacts */ /* * Return codes for Reset CT */ #define CTBCS_SW1_RESET_CT_OK 0x90 /* Reset CT successful */ #define CTBCS_SW2_RESET_CT_OK 0x00 #define CTBCS_SW1_RESET_SYNC_OK 0x90 /* Synchoronous ICC, */ #define CTBCS_SW2_RESET_SYNC_OK 0x00 /* reset successful */ #define CTBCS_SW1_RESET_ASYNC_OK 0x90 /* Asynchoronous ICC, */ #define CTBCS_SW2_RESET_ASYNC_OK 0x01 /* reset successful */ #define CTBCS_SW1_RESET_ERROR 0x64 /* Reset not successful */ #define CTBCS_SW2_RESET_ERROR 0x00 /* * Return codes for Request ICC */ #define CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_SYNC_OK 0x90 /* Synchoronous ICC, */ #define CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_SYNC_OK 0x00 /* reset successful */ #define CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_ASYNC_OK 0x90 /* Asynchoronous ICC, */ #define CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_ASYNC_OK 0x01 /* reset successful */ #define CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_NO_CARD 0x62 /* No card present */ #define CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_NO_CARD 0x00 #define CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_CARD_PRESENT 0x62 /* Card already present */ #define CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_CARD_PRESENT 0x01 #define CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_ERROR 0x64 /* Reset not successful */ #define CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_ERROR 0x00 #define CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_TIMER_ERROR 0x69 /* Timer not supported */ #define CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_TIMER_ERROR 0x00 /* * Return codes for Eject ICC */ #define CTBCS_SW1_EJECT_OK 0x90 /* Command succesful, */ #define CTBCS_SW2_EJECT_OK 0x00 #define CTBCS_SW1_EJECT_REMOVED 0x90 /* Command succesful, */ #define CTBCS_SW2_EJECT_REMOVED 0x01 /* Card removed */ #define CTBCS_SW1_EJECT_NOT_REMOVED 0x62 /* Card not removed */ #define CTBCS_SW2_EJECT_NOT_REMOVED 0x00 /* * Data returned on Get Status command */ #define CTBCS_DATA_STATUS_NOCARD 0x00 /* No card present */ #define CTBCS_DATA_STATUS_CARD 0x01 /* Card present */ #define CTBCS_DATA_STATUS_CARD_CONNECT 0x05 /* Card present */ #endif /* _CTBCS_ */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/ct-api/Makefile.am0000644000175000017500000000224607361641127013073 # # ct-api/Makefile.am # # This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers # Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados # # This library is free software; 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you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include "defines.h" #include "cardterminal.h" #include "atr.h" #include "atr_sync.h" #include #include /* * Not exported constants definition */ #define CARDTERMINAL_RESETCT_BUFFER_SIZE 35 #define CARDTERMINAL_REQUESTICC_BUFFER_SIZE 35 #define CARDTERMINAL_GETSTATUS_BUFFER_SIZE 19 #define CARDTERMINAL_EJECTICC_BUFFER_SIZE 2 #define CARDTERMINAL_MANUFACTURER "DETWK" /* * Not exported functions declaration */ static char CardTerminal_ResetCT (CardTerminal * ct, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static char CardTerminal_RequestICC (CardTerminal * ct, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static char CardTerminal_GetStatus (CardTerminal * ct, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static char CardTerminal_EjectICC (CardTerminal * ct, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static void CardTerminal_Clear (CardTerminal * ct); /* * Exported functions definition */ CardTerminal * CardTerminal_New (void) { CardTerminal *ct; ct = (CardTerminal *) malloc (sizeof (CardTerminal)); if (ct != NULL) CardTerminal_Clear (ct); return ct; } char CardTerminal_Init (CardTerminal * ct, unsigned short pn) { char ret; int i; bool usbserial; /* Create a new IO_Serial */ ct->io = IO_Serial_New (); /* Memory error */ if (ct->io == NULL) return ERR_MEMORY; /* * Handle USB port numbers: first USB serial port starts at 0x8000, * 0x8001 if CTAPI_WIN32_COM is set */ if ((pn & 0x8000) == 0x8000) { usbserial = TRUE; pn &= 0x7FFF; } else usbserial = FALSE; /* Initialise serial port */ #ifndef CTAPI_WIN32_COM if (!IO_Serial_Init (ct->io, pn + 1, usbserial, TRUE)) #else if (!IO_Serial_Init (ct->io, pn, usbserial, TRUE)) #endif { IO_Serial_Delete (ct->io); ct->io = NULL; return ERR_TRANS; } /* Cearte all reader slots */ ct->num_slots = 0; do { i = ct->num_slots++; /* Create one slot */ ct->slots[i] = CT_Slot_New (); if (ct->slots[i] == NULL) { ret = ERR_MEMORY; break; } /* Initialise slot */ ret = CT_Slot_Init (ct->slots[i], ct->io, i); if (ret != OK) break; } while (!CT_Slot_IsLast(ct->slots[i])); /* On error restore initial state */ if (ret != OK) { while (ct->num_slots > 0) { if (ct->slots[i] != NULL) { CT_Slot_Delete (ct->slots[i]); ct->slots[i] = NULL; } ct->num_slots --; i--; } IO_Serial_Close (ct->io); IO_Serial_Delete (ct->io); ct->io = NULL; } #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H else pthread_mutex_init(&(ct->mutex), NULL); #endif return ret; } char CardTerminal_Command (CardTerminal * ct, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { BYTE buffer[CTBCS_MIN_RESPONSE_SIZE], cla, ins; long length; char ret; /* Get class of command */ cla = APDU_Cmd_Cla (cmd); if (cla != CTBCS_CLA) { length = CTBCS_MIN_RESPONSE_SIZE; buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_CLA; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_CLA; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, length); ret = OK; } else { /* Get instruction */ ins = APDU_Cmd_Ins (cmd); /* Reset CT */ if (ins == CTBCS_INS_RESET) ret = CardTerminal_ResetCT (ct, cmd, rsp); /* Request ICC */ else if (ins == CTBCS_INS_REQUEST) ret = CardTerminal_RequestICC (ct, cmd, rsp); /* Get Status */ else if (ins == CTBCS_INS_STATUS) ret = CardTerminal_GetStatus (ct, cmd, rsp); /* Eject ICC */ else if (ins == CTBCS_INS_EJECT) ret = CardTerminal_EjectICC (ct, cmd, rsp); /* Wrong instruction */ else { length = CTBCS_MIN_RESPONSE_SIZE; buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_INS; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_INS; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, length); ret = OK; } } return ret; } char CardTerminal_Close (CardTerminal * ct) { char ret, aux; int i; ret = OK; for (i = 0; i < ct->num_slots; i++) { if (ct->slots[i] != NULL) { aux = CT_Slot_Close (ct->slots[i]); if (aux != OK) ret = aux; CT_Slot_Delete (ct->slots[i]); } } if (ct->io != NULL) { if (!IO_Serial_Close (ct->io)) ret = ERR_TRANS; IO_Serial_Delete (ct->io); } CardTerminal_Clear (ct); #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_destroy(&(ct->mutex)); #endif return ret; } void CardTerminal_Delete (CardTerminal * ct) { free (ct); } CT_Slot * CardTerminal_GetSlot (CardTerminal * ct, int number) { if (number < (ct->num_slots)) return ct->slots[number]; return NULL; } #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_t * CardTerminal_GetMutex (CardTerminal * ct) { return &(ct->mutex); } #endif /* * Not exported functions definition */ static char CardTerminal_ResetCT (CardTerminal * ct, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { BYTE buffer[CARDTERMINAL_RESETCT_BUFFER_SIZE], p1, p2; bool card, change; unsigned sn, length; void *atr; char ret = OK; /* Get functional unit */ p1 = APDU_Cmd_P1 (cmd); /* Funcional unit is the card-terminal */ if (p1 == CTBCS_P1_CT_KERNEL) { /* Get command cualifier */ p2 = APDU_Cmd_P2 (cmd); /* Wrong command cualifier */ if (p2 != CTBCS_P2_RESET_NO_RESP && p2 != CTBCS_P2_RESET_GET_ATR && p2 != CTBCS_P2_RESET_GET_HIST) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_PARAM; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_PARAM; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return OK; } /* Close slots */ for (sn = 0; sn < ct->num_slots; sn++) { /* Close this slot */ ret = CT_Slot_Close (ct->slots[sn]); if (ret != OK) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_RESET_ERROR; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_RESET_ERROR; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return ret; } /* Initialise this slot */ ret = CT_Slot_Init (ct->slots[sn],ct->io,sn); if (ret != OK) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_RESET_ERROR; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_RESET_ERROR; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return ret; } } length = 2; buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_RESET_CT_OK; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_RESET_CT_OK; } /* Funtional unit is an ICC */ else if ((p1 == CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE1) || (p1 == CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE2)) { /* Get slot number */ sn = (p1 == CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE1) ? 0 : 1; if (!(sn < ct->num_slots)) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_PARAM; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_PARAM; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return ERR_INVALID; } /* Release the slot */ ret = CT_Slot_Release (ct->slots[sn]); if (ret != OK) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_RESET_ERROR; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_RESET_ERROR; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return ret; } /* Check for card */ ret = CT_Slot_Check (ct->slots[sn], 0, &card, &change); if (ret != OK) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_RESET_ERROR; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_RESET_ERROR; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return ret; } /* No card present */ if (!card) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_RESET_ERROR; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_RESET_ERROR;; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return OK; } /* Probe card type */ if (APDU_Cmd_Lc (cmd) > 1) ret = CT_Slot_Probe (ct->slots[sn], APDU_Cmd_Data(cmd), APDU_Cmd_Lc(cmd)); else ret = CT_Slot_Probe (ct->slots[sn], NULL, 0); if (ret != OK || (CT_Slot_GetICCType (ct->slots[sn]) == CT_SLOT_NULL)) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_RESET_ERROR; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_RESET_ERROR; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return ret; } /* Get command cualifier */ p2 = APDU_Cmd_P2 (cmd); /* Do not return data */ if (p2 == CTBCS_P2_RESET_NO_RESP) { if (CT_Slot_GetICCType (ct->slots[sn]) == CT_SLOT_ICC_ASYNC) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_RESET_ASYNC_OK; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_RESET_ASYNC_OK; length = 2; } else { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_RESET_SYNC_OK; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_RESET_SYNC_OK; length = 2; } } /* Return complete ATR of ICC */ else if (p2 == CTBCS_P2_RESET_GET_ATR) { atr = CT_Slot_GetAtr (ct->slots[sn]); if (CT_Slot_GetICCType (ct->slots[sn]) == CT_SLOT_ICC_ASYNC) { if (atr != NULL) ATR_GetRaw ((ATR *) atr, buffer, &length); else length = 0; buffer[length] = CTBCS_SW1_RESET_ASYNC_OK; buffer[length + 1] = CTBCS_SW2_RESET_ASYNC_OK; length += 2; } else { if (atr != NULL) ATR_Sync_GetRaw ((ATR_Sync *) atr, buffer, &length); else length = 0; buffer[length] = CTBCS_SW1_RESET_SYNC_OK; buffer[length +1] = CTBCS_SW2_RESET_SYNC_OK; length += 2; } } /* Return historical bytes of ATR */ else if (p2 == CTBCS_P2_RESET_GET_HIST) { atr = CT_Slot_GetAtr (ct->slots[sn]); if (CT_Slot_GetICCType (ct->slots[sn]) == CT_SLOT_ICC_ASYNC) { if (atr != NULL) ATR_GetHistoricalBytes ((ATR *) atr, buffer, &length); else length = 0; buffer[length] = CTBCS_SW1_RESET_ASYNC_OK; buffer[length + 1] = CTBCS_SW2_RESET_ASYNC_OK; length += 2; } else { if (atr != NULL) ATR_Sync_GetHistoricalBytes ((ATR_Sync *) atr, buffer, &length); else length = 0; buffer[length] = CTBCS_SW1_RESET_SYNC_OK; buffer[length + 1] = CTBCS_SW2_RESET_SYNC_OK; length +=2; } } /* Wrong command cualifier */ else { length = 2; buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_PARAM; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_PARAM; ret = OK; } } /* Wrong functional unit */ else { length = 2; buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_PARAM; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_PARAM; ret = OK; } (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, length); return ret; } static char CardTerminal_RequestICC (CardTerminal * ct, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { BYTE buffer[CARDTERMINAL_REQUESTICC_BUFFER_SIZE], p1, p2; unsigned timeout, sn, length; bool card, change; void * atr; char ret; /* Get functional unit */ p1 = APDU_Cmd_P1 (cmd); if ((p1 == CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE1) || (p1 == CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE2)) { /* Get the slot number */ sn = (p1 == CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE1) ? 0 : 1; if (CT_Slot_GetICCType (ct->slots[sn]) != CT_SLOT_NULL) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_CARD_PRESENT; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_CARD_PRESENT; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return OK; } /* Get the card insertion timeout */ if (APDU_Cmd_Lc (cmd) == 1) timeout = (APDU_Cmd_Data (cmd)[0]); else timeout = 0; /* Check for card */ ret = CT_Slot_Check (ct->slots[sn], timeout, &card, &change); if (ret != OK) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_ERROR; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_ERROR; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return ret; } /* No card present */ if (!card) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_NO_CARD; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_NO_CARD; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return OK; } /* Probe card type */ if (APDU_Cmd_Lc (cmd) > 1) ret = CT_Slot_Probe (ct->slots[sn], APDU_Cmd_Data(cmd), APDU_Cmd_Lc(cmd)); else ret = CT_Slot_Probe (ct->slots[sn], NULL, 0); if (ret != OK || (CT_Slot_GetICCType (ct->slots[sn]) == CT_SLOT_NULL)) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_ERROR; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_ERROR; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return ret; } /* Get command cualifier */ p2 = APDU_Cmd_P2 (cmd); /* Do not return data */ if (p2 == CTBCS_P2_REQUEST_NO_RESP) { if (CT_Slot_GetICCType (ct->slots[sn]) == CT_SLOT_ICC_ASYNC) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_ASYNC_OK; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_ASYNC_OK; length = 2; } else { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_SYNC_OK; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_SYNC_OK; length = 2; } } /* Return whole atr */ else if (p2 == CTBCS_P2_REQUEST_GET_ATR) { atr = CT_Slot_GetAtr (ct->slots[sn]); if (CT_Slot_GetICCType (ct->slots[sn]) == CT_SLOT_ICC_ASYNC) { if (atr != NULL) ATR_GetRaw ((ATR *) atr, buffer, &length); else length = 0; buffer[length] = CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_ASYNC_OK; buffer[length + 1] = CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_ASYNC_OK; length += 2; } else { if (atr != NULL) ATR_Sync_GetRaw ((ATR_Sync *) atr, buffer, &length); else length = 0; buffer[length] = CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_SYNC_OK; buffer[length +1] = CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_SYNC_OK; length += 2; } } /* Return historical bytes */ else if (p2 == CTBCS_P2_REQUEST_GET_HIST) { atr = CT_Slot_GetAtr (ct->slots[sn]); if (CT_Slot_GetICCType (ct->slots[sn]) == CT_SLOT_ICC_ASYNC) { if (atr != NULL) ATR_GetHistoricalBytes ((ATR *) atr, buffer, &length); else length = 0; buffer[length] = CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_ASYNC_OK; buffer[length + 1] = CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_ASYNC_OK; length += 2; } else { if (atr != NULL) ATR_Sync_GetHistoricalBytes ((ATR_Sync *) atr, buffer, &length); else length = 0; buffer[length] = CTBCS_SW1_REQUEST_SYNC_OK; buffer[length + 1] = CTBCS_SW2_REQUEST_SYNC_OK; } } /* Wrong command cualifier */ else { length = 2; buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_PARAM; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_PARAM; ret = OK; } } /* Wrong functional unit */ else { length = 2; buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_PARAM; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_PARAM; ret = OK; } (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, (long)length); return ret; } static char CardTerminal_GetStatus (CardTerminal * ct, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { BYTE buffer[CARDTERMINAL_GETSTATUS_BUFFER_SIZE], p1, p2; bool card, change; int i; unsigned length; char ret = OK; /* Get functional unit */ p1 = APDU_Cmd_P1 (cmd); /* Wrong functional unit */ if (p1 != CTBCS_P1_CT_KERNEL) { length = 2; buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_PARAM; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_PARAM; ret = OK; } /* Get command cualifier */ p2 = APDU_Cmd_P2 (cmd); if (p2 == CTBCS_P2_STATUS_MANUFACTURER) { length = 17; /* CT Manufacturer */ memcpy(buffer,CARDTERMINAL_MANUFACTURER,5); /* CT type */ if (ct->slots[0] != NULL) CT_Slot_GetType(ct->slots[0], buffer + 5,5); /* CT version */ memcpy(buffer+10,VERSION,5); buffer[15] = CTBCS_SW1_OK; buffer[16] = CTBCS_SW2_OK; ret = OK; } else if (p2 == CTBCS_P2_STATUS_ICC) { for (i = 0; i < ct->num_slots; i++) { ret = CT_Slot_Check (ct->slots[i], 0, &card, &change); if (ret != OK) { /* There are no status bytes defined to be returned on error */ (*rsp) = NULL; return ret; } /* Resynchronise the driver status with the actual status of slot */ if ((CT_Slot_GetICCType (ct->slots[i]) != CT_SLOT_NULL) && (!card || change)) { ret = CT_Slot_Release (ct->slots[i]); if (ret != OK) { (*rsp) = NULL; return ret; } } buffer[i] = card? CTBCS_DATA_STATUS_CARD_CONNECT: CTBCS_DATA_STATUS_NOCARD; } length = i+2; buffer[i] = CTBCS_SW1_OK; buffer[i+1] = CTBCS_SW2_OK; } /* Wrong command cualifier */ else { length = 2; buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_PARAM; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_PARAM; ret = OK; } (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, length); return ret; } static char CardTerminal_EjectICC (CardTerminal * ct, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { BYTE buffer[CARDTERMINAL_EJECTICC_BUFFER_SIZE], p1, p2; int sn, timeout; unsigned length; bool card, change; char ret; /* Get functional unit */ p1 = APDU_Cmd_P1 (cmd); /* Wrong functional unit */ if ((p1 != CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE1) && (p1 != CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE2)) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_PARAM; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_PARAM; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return OK; } /* Get the slot number */ sn = (p1 == CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE1) ? 0 : 1; if (!(sn < ct->num_slots)) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_PARAM; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_PARAM; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return ERR_INVALID; } /* Get command cualifier */ p2 = APDU_Cmd_P2 (cmd); #if 0 /* Wrong command cualifier */ if (p2 != 0) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_WRONG_PARAM; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_WRONG_PARAM; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return OK; } #endif if (CT_Slot_GetICCType (ct->slots[sn]) == CT_SLOT_NULL) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_EJECT_OK; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_EJECT_OK; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return OK; } /* Get the card removal timeout */ if (APDU_Cmd_Lc (cmd) == 1) timeout = (int) (*APDU_Cmd_Data (cmd)); else timeout = 0; /* Check for card removal */ ret = CT_Slot_Check (ct->slots[sn], timeout, &card, &change); if (ret != OK) { (*rsp) = NULL; return ret; } /* Release ICC (always or only when card is removed?) */ ret = CT_Slot_Release (ct->slots[sn]); if (ret != OK) { (*rsp) = NULL; return ret; } if (timeout != 0) { if (card) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_EJECT_NOT_REMOVED; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_EJECT_NOT_REMOVED; length = 2; } else { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_EJECT_REMOVED; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_EJECT_REMOVED; length = 2; } } else { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_EJECT_OK;; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_EJECT_OK;; length = 2; } (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, length); return ret; } static void CardTerminal_Clear (CardTerminal * ct) { int i; ct->io = NULL; ct->num_slots = 0; for (i = 0; i < CARDTERMINAL_MAX_SLOTS; i++) ct->slots[i] = NULL; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/ct-api/ct_slot.c0000644000175000017500000002541007527763655012667 /* ct_slot.c Card Terminal Slot handling functions This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include "defines.h" #include "ct_slot.h" #include "ifd_towitoko.h" #include "icc_sync.h" #include "icc_async.h" #include "protocol_sync.h" #include "protocol_t0.h" #include "protocol_t1.h" #include "pps.h" #include #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_SYS_TIME_H #include #endif /* Try first asynchronous init and if it fails try synchronous */ #undef ICC_PROBE_ASYNC_FIRST /* * Not exported functions declaration */ static void CT_Slot_Clear (CT_Slot * slot); /* * Exported functions definition */ CT_Slot * CT_Slot_New () { CT_Slot *slot; slot = (CT_Slot *) malloc (sizeof (CT_Slot)); if (slot != NULL) CT_Slot_Clear (slot); return slot; } char CT_Slot_Init (CT_Slot * slot, IO_Serial * io, int sn) { slot->ifd = IFD_Towitoko_New(); if (slot->ifd == NULL) return ERR_MEMORY; if (IFD_Towitoko_Init (slot->ifd, io, sn) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) { IFD_Towitoko_Delete (slot->ifd); slot->ifd = NULL; return ERR_TRANS; } return OK; } char CT_Slot_Check (CT_Slot * slot, int timeout, bool * card, bool * change) { BYTE status; #ifdef HAVE_NANOSLEEP struct timespec req_ts; req_ts.tv_sec = 1; req_ts.tv_nsec = 0; #endif /* Do first time check */ if (IFD_Towitoko_GetStatus (slot->ifd, &status) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ERR_TRANS; (*change) = IFD_TOWITOKO_CHANGE (status); while ((timeout > 0) && (!IFD_TOWITOKO_CARD (status))) { timeout --; #ifdef HAVE_NANOSLEEP /* Sleep one second */ nanosleep (&req_ts,NULL); #else usleep (1000); #endif if (IFD_Towitoko_GetStatus (slot->ifd, &status) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ERR_TRANS; (*change) |= IFD_TOWITOKO_CHANGE (status); } (*card) = IFD_TOWITOKO_CARD (status); return OK; } char CT_Slot_Probe (CT_Slot * slot, BYTE * userdata, unsigned length) { PPS * pps; BYTE buffer[PPS_MAX_LENGTH]; unsigned buffer_len = 0; #ifndef ICC_PROBE_ASYNC_FIRST /* Initiaice ICC */ slot->icc = ICC_Sync_New (); if (slot->icc == NULL) return ERR_MEMORY; if (ICC_Sync_Init ((ICC_Sync *) slot->icc, slot->ifd) != ICC_SYNC_OK) { ICC_Sync_Delete ((ICC_Sync *) slot->icc); /* Try asynchronous init */ slot->icc = ICC_Async_New (); if (slot->icc == NULL) return ERR_MEMORY; if (ICC_Async_Init ((ICC_Async *) slot->icc, slot->ifd) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { ICC_Async_Delete ((ICC_Async *) slot->icc); /* ICC is not synchronous neither asynchronous */ slot->icc = NULL; slot->icc_type = CT_SLOT_NULL; /* return ERR_TRANS */ return OK; } /* Asynchronous card present */ slot->icc_type = CT_SLOT_ICC_ASYNC; } else /* Syncronous card present */ slot->icc_type = CT_SLOT_ICC_SYNC; #else /* Initiaice ICC */ slot->icc = ICC_Async_New (); if (slot->icc == NULL) return ERR_MEMORY; if (ICC_Async_Init (slot->icc, slot->ifd) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { ICC_Async_Delete (slot->icc); /* Try synchronous init */ slot->icc = ICC_Sync_New (); if (slot->icc == NULL) return ERR_MEMORY; if (ICC_Sync_Init (slot->icc, slot->ifd) != ICC_SYNC_OK) { ICC_Sync_Delete (slot->icc); /* ICC is not synchronous neither asynchronous */ slot->icc = NULL; slot->icc_type = CT_SLOT_NULL; return OK; } /* Synchronous card present */ slot->icc_type = CT_SLOT_ICC_SYNC; } else /* Asyncronous card present */ slot->icc_type = CT_SLOT_ICC_ASYNC; #endif /* Initialise protocol */ if (slot->icc_type == CT_SLOT_ICC_ASYNC) { pps = PPS_New((ICC_Async *) slot->icc); if (pps == NULL) { ICC_Async_Close ((ICC_Async *) slot->icc); ICC_Async_Delete ((ICC_Async *) slot->icc); slot->icc = NULL; slot->icc_type = CT_SLOT_NULL; return ERR_MEMORY; } /* Prepare PPS request */ if ((userdata != NULL) && (length > 0)) memcpy (buffer, userdata, buffer_len = MIN(length, PPS_MAX_LENGTH)); /* Do PPS */ if (PPS_Perform (pps, buffer, &buffer_len) != PPS_OK) { PPS_Delete (pps); ICC_Async_Close ((ICC_Async *) slot->icc); ICC_Async_Delete ((ICC_Async *) slot->icc); slot->icc = NULL; slot->icc_type = CT_SLOT_NULL; slot->protocol_type = CT_SLOT_NULL; return ERR_TRANS; } slot->protocol_type = (PPS_GetProtocolParameters (pps))->t; slot->protocol = PPS_GetProtocol (pps); PPS_Delete (pps); } else if (slot->icc_type == CT_SLOT_ICC_SYNC) { slot->protocol = Protocol_Sync_New (); if (slot->protocol == NULL) { /* Delete ICC */ ICC_Sync_Close ((ICC_Sync *) slot->icc); ICC_Sync_Delete ((ICC_Sync *) slot->icc); slot->icc = NULL; slot->icc_type = CT_SLOT_NULL; return ERR_MEMORY; } if (Protocol_Sync_Init ((Protocol_Sync *) slot->protocol, (ICC_Sync *) slot->icc) != PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK) { /* Delete ICC */ ICC_Sync_Close ((ICC_Sync *) slot->icc); ICC_Sync_Delete ((ICC_Sync *) slot->icc); slot->icc = NULL; slot->icc_type = CT_SLOT_NULL; /* Delete protocol */ Protocol_Sync_Delete ((Protocol_Sync *) slot->protocol); slot->protocol = NULL; slot->protocol_type = CT_SLOT_NULL; return ERR_TRANS; } slot->protocol_type = CT_SLOT_PROTOCOL_SYNC; } return OK; } char CT_Slot_Release (CT_Slot * slot) { char ret; ret = OK; if (slot->protocol_type == CT_SLOT_PROTOCOL_SYNC) { if (Protocol_Sync_Close ((Protocol_Sync *) slot->protocol) != PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK) ret = ERR_TRANS; Protocol_Sync_Delete ((Protocol_Sync *) slot->protocol); } else if (slot->protocol_type == CT_SLOT_PROTOCOL_T0) { if (Protocol_T0_Close ((Protocol_T0 *) slot->protocol) != PROTOCOL_T0_OK) ret = ERR_TRANS; Protocol_T0_Delete ((Protocol_T0 *) slot->protocol); } else if (slot->protocol_type == CT_SLOT_PROTOCOL_T1) { if (Protocol_T1_Close ((Protocol_T1 *) slot->protocol) != PROTOCOL_T1_OK) ret = ERR_TRANS; Protocol_T1_Delete ((Protocol_T1 *) slot->protocol); } slot->protocol = NULL; slot->protocol_type = CT_SLOT_NULL; if (slot->icc_type == CT_SLOT_ICC_SYNC) { if (ICC_Sync_Close ((ICC_Sync *) slot->icc) != ICC_SYNC_OK) ret = ERR_TRANS; ICC_Sync_Delete ((ICC_Sync *) slot->icc); } else if (slot->icc_type == CT_SLOT_ICC_ASYNC) { if (ICC_Async_Close ((ICC_Async *) slot->icc) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) ret = ERR_TRANS; ICC_Async_Delete ((ICC_Async *) slot->icc); } slot->icc = NULL; slot->icc_type = CT_SLOT_NULL; return ret; } char CT_Slot_Command (CT_Slot * slot, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { BYTE buffer[2]; char ret; /* Synchronous protocol ICC */ if (slot->protocol_type == CT_SLOT_PROTOCOL_SYNC) { if (Protocol_Sync_Command ((Protocol_Sync *) slot->protocol, cmd, rsp) != PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK) ret = ERR_TRANS; else ret = OK; } /* T=0 protocol ICC */ else if (slot->protocol_type == CT_SLOT_PROTOCOL_T0) { if (Protocol_T0_Command ((Protocol_T0 *) slot->protocol, cmd, rsp) != PROTOCOL_T0_OK) ret = ERR_TRANS; else ret = OK; } /* T=1 protocol ICC */ else if (slot->protocol_type == CT_SLOT_PROTOCOL_T1) { if (Protocol_T1_Command ((Protocol_T1 *) slot->protocol, cmd, rsp) != PROTOCOL_T1_OK) ret = ERR_TRANS; else ret = OK; } /* Card removed */ else if (slot->protocol_type == CT_SLOT_NULL) { buffer[0] = CTBCS_SW1_ICC_ERROR; buffer[1] = CTBCS_SW2_ICC_ERROR; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); ret = OK; } /* Other protocol */ else { (*rsp) = NULL; ret = ERR_HTSI; } return ret; } int CT_Slot_GetICCType (CT_Slot * slot) { return slot->icc_type; } void * CT_Slot_GetICC (CT_Slot * slot) { return slot->icc; } void * CT_Slot_GetAtr (CT_Slot * slot) { if (slot->icc_type == CT_SLOT_ICC_ASYNC) return ((void *) ICC_Async_GetAtr((ICC_Async *) slot->icc)); else if (slot->icc_type == CT_SLOT_ICC_SYNC) return ((void *) ICC_Sync_GetAtr((ICC_Sync *) slot->icc)); return NULL; } bool CT_Slot_IsLast (CT_Slot * slot) { return (IFD_Towitoko_GetSlot(slot->ifd) >= IFD_Towitoko_GetNumSlots(slot->ifd)-1); } void CT_Slot_GetType (CT_Slot * slot, BYTE * buffer, int len) { IFD_Towitoko_GetDescription (slot->ifd, buffer, len); } char CT_Slot_Close (CT_Slot * slot) { char ret; ret = OK; if (slot->protocol_type == CT_SLOT_PROTOCOL_SYNC) { if (Protocol_Sync_Close ((Protocol_Sync *) slot->protocol) != PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK) ret = ERR_TRANS; Protocol_Sync_Delete ((Protocol_Sync *) slot->protocol); } else if (slot->protocol_type == CT_SLOT_PROTOCOL_T0) { if (Protocol_T0_Close ((Protocol_T0 *) slot->protocol) != PROTOCOL_T0_OK) ret = ERR_TRANS; Protocol_T0_Delete ((Protocol_T0 *) slot->protocol); } else if (slot->protocol_type == CT_SLOT_PROTOCOL_T1) { if (Protocol_T1_Close ((Protocol_T1 *) slot->protocol) != PROTOCOL_T1_OK) ret = ERR_TRANS; Protocol_T1_Delete ((Protocol_T1 *) slot->protocol); } if (slot->icc_type == CT_SLOT_ICC_SYNC) { if (ICC_Sync_Close ((ICC_Sync *) slot->icc) != ICC_SYNC_OK) ret = ERR_TRANS; ICC_Sync_Delete ((ICC_Sync *) slot->icc); } else if (slot->icc_type == CT_SLOT_ICC_ASYNC) { if (ICC_Async_Close ((ICC_Async *) slot->icc) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) ret = ERR_TRANS; ICC_Async_Delete ((ICC_Async *) slot->icc); } if (slot->ifd != NULL) { if (IFD_Towitoko_Close (slot->ifd) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) ret = ERR_TRANS; IFD_Towitoko_Delete (slot->ifd); } CT_Slot_Clear (slot); return ret; } void CT_Slot_Delete (CT_Slot * slot) { free (slot); } /* * Not exported functions definition */ static void CT_Slot_Clear (CT_Slot * slot) { slot->ifd = NULL; slot->icc = NULL; slot->protocol = NULL; slot->icc_type = CT_SLOT_NULL; slot->protocol_type = CT_SLOT_NULL; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/ct-api/ct_list.c0000644000175000017500000000623707361636765012664 /* cl_list.c Implementation of a linked list of card-terminals This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include #include "ct_list.h" /* * Exported functions definition */ extern CT_List * CT_List_New (void) { CT_List *aux; aux = (CT_List *) malloc (sizeof (CT_List)); if (aux != NULL) { aux->first = NULL; aux->last = NULL; aux->elements = 0; } return (aux); } extern bool CT_List_AddCardTerminal (CT_List * list, CardTerminal * ct, unsigned short ctn) { struct CT_List_Node *node; if (list == NULL) return FALSE; node = (struct CT_List_Node *) malloc (sizeof (struct CT_List_Node)); if (node != NULL) { node->ct = ct; node->ctn = ctn; node->next = NULL; if (list->first == NULL) { list->first = node; list->last = node; } else { list->last->next = node; list->last = node; } list->elements++; } return (node != NULL); } extern CardTerminal * CT_List_GetCardTerminal (CT_List * list, unsigned short ctn) { struct CT_List_Node *node; CardTerminal *ct = NULL; if (list == NULL) return NULL; for (node = list->first; (node != NULL) && (ct == NULL); node = node->next) if (node->ctn == ctn) ct = node->ct; return ct; } extern int CT_List_GetNumberOfElements (CT_List * list) { if (list == NULL) return 0; return list->elements; } extern bool CT_List_RemoveCardTerminal (CT_List * list, unsigned short ctn) { struct CT_List_Node *current, *previous; bool found; if (list == NULL) return FALSE; previous = NULL; current = list->first; found = FALSE; while ((current != NULL) && (!found)) { if (current->ctn == ctn) found = TRUE; else { previous = current; current = current->next; } } if (found) { if (current == list->first) list->first = current->next; else previous->next = current->next; if (current == list->last) list->last = previous; CardTerminal_Delete (current->ct); free (current); list->elements--; } return found; } extern void CT_List_Delete (CT_List * list) { struct CT_List_Node *node; if (list == NULL) return; while (list->first != NULL) { node = list->first; list->first = list->first->next; CardTerminal_Delete (node->ct); free (node); } free (list); } towitoko-2.0.7/src/ct-api/ctapi.c0000644000175000017500000001547107521022540012275 /* ctapi.c CT-API interface implementation for multiple card-terminals This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 1998 1999 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include "defines.h" #include "ctapi.h" #include "ctbcs.h" #include "ct_list.h" #include "cardterminal.h" #include "ct_slot.h" #include #include #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H #include #endif /* * Not exported variables definition */ /* Linked list of card-terminals */ static CT_List *ct_list = NULL; #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H static pthread_mutex_t ct_list_mutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER; #endif /* * Exported functions definition */ char CT_init (unsigned short ctn, unsigned short pn) { CardTerminal *ct; char ret; bool ct_list_empty; #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_lock (&ct_list_mutex); #endif /* Check that ctn is not in use */ if (CT_List_GetCardTerminal (ct_list, ctn) == NULL) { /* Create a new CardTerminal */ ct = CardTerminal_New (); if (ct != NULL) { /* Initialize CardTerminal */ ret = CardTerminal_Init (ct, pn); /* Add CardTerminal to list */ if (ret == OK) { /* See if list is initialised */ ct_list_empty = (ct_list == NULL); if (ct_list_empty) ct_list = CT_List_New (); /* Add the CardTerminal to the list */ if (!CT_List_AddCardTerminal (ct_list, ct, ctn)) { CardTerminal_Close (ct); CardTerminal_Delete (ct); if (ct_list_empty) { CT_List_Delete (ct_list); ct_list = NULL; } ret = ERR_MEMORY; } } else CardTerminal_Delete(ct); } else ret = ERR_MEMORY; } else ret = ERR_CT; #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_unlock (&ct_list_mutex); #endif #ifdef DEBUG_CTAPI printf ("CTAPI: CT_init(ctn=%u, pn=%u)=%d\n", ctn, pn, ret); #endif return ret; } char CT_close (unsigned short ctn) { CardTerminal *ct; char ret; #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_lock (&ct_list_mutex); #endif /* Get the card-terminal */ ct = CT_List_GetCardTerminal (ct_list, ctn); if (ct != NULL) { /* Close CardTerminal */ ret = CardTerminal_Close(ct); /* Remove card-terminal from list */ CT_List_RemoveCardTerminal (ct_list, ctn); /* Delete the list if there are no more card-terminals */ if (CT_List_GetNumberOfElements (ct_list) == 0) { CT_List_Delete (ct_list); ct_list = NULL; } } else ret = ERR_CT; #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_unlock (&ct_list_mutex); #endif #ifdef DEBUG_CTAPI printf ("CTAPI: CT_close(ctn=%d)=%u\n", ctn, ret); #endif return ret; } char CT_data (unsigned short ctn, unsigned char *dad, unsigned char *sad, unsigned short lc, unsigned char *cmd, unsigned short *lr, unsigned char *rsp) { CardTerminal *ct; CT_Slot *slot; APDU_Cmd *apdu_cmd; APDU_Rsp *apdu_rsp = NULL; int remain; unsigned char aux; char ret; #ifdef DEBUG_CTAPI int i; printf ("CTAPI: CT_data(ctn=%u, *dad=0x%02X, *sad=0x%02X, lc=%u, *cmd={", ctn, *dad, *sad, lc); for (i=0; i 0) ret = ERR_MEMORY; (*lr) = MIN ((*lr), (short)APDU_Rsp_RawLen (apdu_rsp)); memcpy (rsp, APDU_Rsp_Raw (apdu_rsp) + remain, (*lr)); /* Delete response APDU */ APDU_Rsp_Delete (apdu_rsp); } else (*lr) = 0; /* Delete command APDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (apdu_cmd); } else ret = ERR_MEMORY; } else ret = ERR_CT; #ifdef DEBUG_CTAPI printf ("CTAPI: CT_data(ctn=%u, *dad=0x%02X, *sad=0x%02X, lc=%u, *cmd={}, *lr=%u, rsp={", ctn, *dad, *sad, lc, *lr); for (i=0; i<*lr; i++) printf ("%02X ", rsp[i]); printf ("})=%d\n", ret); #endif return ret; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/ct-api/cardterminal.h0000644000175000017500000000441207361636766013667 /* cardterminal.h Card Terminal handling definitions This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _CARDTERMINAL_ #define _CARDTERMINAL_ #include "defines.h" #include "ct_slot.h" #include "io_serial.h" #include "apdu.h" #include "ctapi.h" #include "ctbcs.h" #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H #include "pthread.h" #endif /* * Exported constats definition */ /* Maximum number of slots in a cardterminal */ #define CARDTERMINAL_MAX_SLOTS 2 /* * Exported datatypes definition */ typedef struct { IO_Serial * io; /* Serial device */ CT_Slot * slots[CARDTERMINAL_MAX_SLOTS]; /* Array of CT_Slot's */ int num_slots; /* Number of CT_Slot's */ #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_t mutex; #endif } CardTerminal; /* * Exported functions declaration */ /* Cretate a new CardTerminal */ extern CardTerminal * CardTerminal_New (); /* Intialice a CardTerminal in a given port */ extern char CardTerminal_Init (CardTerminal * ct, unsigned short pn); /* Send a CT-BCS command to a CardTerminal */ extern char CardTerminal_Command (CardTerminal * ct, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); /* Return the reference to a slot */ extern CT_Slot * CardTerminal_GetSlot (CardTerminal * ct, int number); /* Close a CardTerminal */ extern char CardTerminal_Close (CardTerminal * cn); /* Delete a CardTerminal */ extern void CardTerminal_Delete (CardTerminal * ct); #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H extern pthread_mutex_t * CardTerminal_GetMutex (CardTerminal * ct); #endif #endif towitoko-2.0.7/src/ct-api/ct_slot.h0000644000175000017500000000533207400236213012644 /* ct_slot.h Card Terminal Slot handling definitions This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _CT_SLOT_ #define _CT_SLOT_ #include "defines.h" #include "apdu.h" #include "ctapi.h" #include "ctbcs.h" #include "ifd_towitoko.h" /* * Exported constats definition */ /* Type of protocol and ICC */ #define CT_SLOT_PROTOCOL_T0 0 #define CT_SLOT_PROTOCOL_T1 1 #define CT_SLOT_PROTOCOL_SYNC 16 #define CT_SLOT_ICC_ASYNC 0 #define CT_SLOT_ICC_SYNC 1 #define CT_SLOT_NULL -1 /* * Exported datatypes definition */ typedef struct { IFD * ifd; /* Interface device */ void * icc; /* Integrated circuit card */ void * protocol; /* Protocol handler */ int icc_type; /* Type of ICC */ int protocol_type; /* Type of protocol */ } CT_Slot; /* * Exported functions declaration */ /* Cretate a new CT_Slot */ extern CT_Slot * CT_Slot_New (); /* Intialice a CT_Slot */ extern char CT_Slot_Init (CT_Slot * slot, IO_Serial * io, int sn); /* Check for card inserted */ extern char CT_Slot_Check (CT_Slot * slot, int timeout, bool * card, bool * change); /* Probe ICC type and protocol */ extern char CT_Slot_Probe (CT_Slot * slot, BYTE * userdata, unsigned length); /* Release status information */ extern char CT_Slot_Release (CT_Slot * slot); /* Send a command to and ICC */ extern char CT_Slot_Command (CT_Slot * slot, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); /* Return ICC type */ extern int CT_Slot_GetICCType (CT_Slot * slot); /* Return a reference to the ICC */ extern void * CT_Slot_GetICC (CT_Slot * slot); /* Get answer to reset of the card */ extern void * CT_Slot_GetAtr (CT_Slot * slot); /* Says if this slot is last */ extern bool CT_Slot_IsLast (CT_Slot * slot); /* Return slot type */ extern void CT_Slot_GetType (CT_Slot * slot, BYTE * buffer, int len); /* Close a CT_Slot */ extern char CT_Slot_Close (CT_Slot * slot); /* Delete a CT_Slot */ extern void CT_Slot_Delete (CT_Slot * slot); #endif towitoko-2.0.7/src/ct-api/ct_list.h0000644000175000017500000000430607361636763012662 /* cl_list.c Definition of a linked list of card-terminals This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _CT_LIST_ #define _CT_LIST_ #include "defines.h" #include "cardterminal.h" /* * Exported datatypes definition */ /* Node of the list */ struct CT_List_Node { unsigned short ctn; /* Card Terminal number */ CardTerminal *ct; /* Card Terminal reference */ struct CT_List_Node *next; /* Next node of the list */ }; /* Linked list of card-terminals */ typedef struct { struct CT_List_Node *first; /* First element */ struct CT_List_Node *last; /* Last element */ int elements; /* Number of elements */ } CT_List; /* * Exported functions declaration */ /* Creates a new list of CardTerminals */ extern CT_List * CT_List_New (void); /* Adds a CardTerminal to a existing list */ extern bool CT_List_AddCardTerminal (CT_List * list, CardTerminal * ct, unsigned short ctn); /* Returns a CardTerminal by its number or NULL if not found */ extern CardTerminal * CT_List_GetCardTerminal (CT_List * list, unsigned short ctn); /* Returns the number of CardTerminals in a list */ extern int CT_List_GetNumberOfElements (CT_List * list); /* Removes a CardTerminal from a list by its number */ extern bool CT_List_RemoveCardTerminal (CT_List * list, unsigned short ctn); /* Empties and removes a list */ extern void CT_List_Delete (CT_List * list); #endif /* _CT_LIST_ */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/ifd-handler/0002777000175000017500000000000007527763750012134 5towitoko-2.0.7/src/ifd-handler/Makefile.am0000644000175000017500000000213307361641162014065 # # ifd-handler/Makefile.am # # This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers # Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados # # This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public # License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either # version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 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Getting/Setting IFD/Protocol/ICC parameters other than the ATR is not supported. IFDH_MAX_READERS simultaneous readers are supported. This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 1998 1999 2000 2001 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "pcscdefines.h" #include "ifdhandler.h" #include #include #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H #include #endif #ifdef DEBUG_IFDH #include #endif /* * Not exported constants definition */ /* Maximum number of readers handled */ #define IFDH_MAX_READERS 4 /* Maximum number of slots per reader handled */ #define IFDH_MAX_SLOTS 1 /* * Not exported data types definition */ typedef struct { DEVICE_CAPABILITIES device_capabilities; ICC_STATE icc_state; PROTOCOL_OPTIONS protocol_options; } IFDH_Context; /* * Not exported variables definition */ /* Matrix that stores conext information of all slots and readers */ static IFDH_Context *ifdh_context[IFDH_MAX_READERS][IFDH_MAX_SLOTS] = { {NULL},{NULL},{NULL},{NULL}, }; /* Mutexes for all readers */ #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H static pthread_mutex_t ifdh_context_mutex[IFDH_MAX_READERS] = { PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER, PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER, PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER, PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER }; #endif /* * Exported functions definition */ RESPONSECODE IFDHCreateChannel (DWORD Lun, DWORD Channel) { char ret; unsigned short ctn, pn, slot; RESPONSECODE rv; ctn = ((unsigned short) (Lun >> 16)) % IFDH_MAX_READERS; slot = ((unsigned short) (Lun & 0x0000FFFF)) % IFDH_MAX_SLOTS; #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_lock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif if (ifdh_context[ctn][slot] == NULL) { /* Handle USB CHANNELID numbers */ if (Channel >= 0x200000) /* USB ports on this CT-API starts at 0x8000 */ #ifndef CTAPI_WIN32_COM pn = (unsigned short) (Channel & 0x1FFFFF) + 0x8000; #else pn = (unsigned short) (Channel & 0x1FFFFF) + 0x8001; #endif /* Conversion of old-style ifd-hanler 1.0 CHANNELID */ #ifndef CTAPI_WIN32_COM else if (Channel == 0x0103F8) pn = PORT_COM1; else if (Channel == 0x0102F8) pn = PORT_COM2; else if (Channel == 0x0103E8) pn = PORT_COM3; else if (Channel == 0x0102E8) pn = PORT_COM4; #else else if (Channel == 0x0103F8) pn = 1; else if (Channel == 0x0102F8) pn = 2; else if (Channel == 0x0103E8) pn = 3; else if (Channel == 0x0102E8) pn = 4; #endif /* IFD Handler 2.0 CHANNELID*/ else #ifndef CTAPI_WIN32_COM pn = (unsigned short) Channel - 1; #else pn = (unsigned short) Channel; #endif ret = CT_init (ctn, pn); if (ret == OK) { /* Initialize context of the all slots in this reader */ for (slot = 0; slot < IFDH_MAX_SLOTS; slot++) { ifdh_context[ctn][slot] = (IFDH_Context *) malloc (sizeof (IFDH_Context)); if (ifdh_context[ctn][slot] != NULL) memset (ifdh_context[ctn][slot], 0, sizeof (IFDH_Context)); } rv = IFD_SUCCESS; } else rv = IFD_COMMUNICATION_ERROR; } else { /* Assume that IFDHCreateChannel is being called for another already initialized slot in this same reader, and return Success */ rv = IFD_SUCCESS; } #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_unlock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif #ifdef DEBUG_IFDH syslog (LOG_INFO, "IFDH: IFDHCreateChannel(Lun=0x%X, Channel=0x%X)=%d",Lun, Channel, rv); #endif return rv; } RESPONSECODE IFDHCloseChannel (DWORD Lun) { char ret; unsigned short ctn, slot; RESPONSECODE rv; ctn = ((unsigned short) (Lun >> 16)) % IFDH_MAX_READERS; slot = ((unsigned short) (Lun & 0x0000FFFF)) % IFDH_MAX_SLOTS; ret = CT_close (ctn); if (ret == OK) { #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_lock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif /* Free context of the all slots in this reader */ for (slot = 0; slot < IFDH_MAX_SLOTS; slot++) { if (ifdh_context[ctn][slot] != NULL) { free (ifdh_context[ctn][slot]); ifdh_context[ctn][slot] = NULL; } } #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_unlock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif rv = IFD_SUCCESS; } else rv = IFD_COMMUNICATION_ERROR; #ifdef DEBUG_IFDH syslog (LOG_INFO, "IFDH: IFDHCloseChannel(Lun=0x%X)=%d", Lun, rv); #endif return rv; } RESPONSECODE IFDHGetCapabilities (DWORD Lun, DWORD Tag, PDWORD Length, PUCHAR Value) { unsigned short ctn, slot; RESPONSECODE rv; ctn = ((unsigned short) (Lun >> 16)) % IFDH_MAX_READERS; slot = ((unsigned short) (Lun & 0x0000FFFF)) % IFDH_MAX_SLOTS; #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_lock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif switch (Tag) { case TAG_IFD_ATR: (*Length) = ifdh_context[ctn][slot]->icc_state.ATR_Length; memcpy (Value, ifdh_context[ctn][slot]->icc_state.ATR, (*Length)); rv = IFD_SUCCESS; break; case TAG_IFD_SLOTS_NUMBER: (*Length) = 1; (*Value) = IFDH_MAX_SLOTS; rv = IFD_SUCCESS; break; case TAG_IFD_SIMULTANEOUS_ACCESS: (*Length) = 1; (*Value) = IFDH_MAX_READERS; rv = IFD_SUCCESS; break; default: (*Length) = 0; rv = IFD_ERROR_TAG; } #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_unlock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif #ifdef DEBUG_IFDH syslog (LOG_INFO, "IFDH: IFDHGetCapabilities (Lun=0x%X, Tag=0x%X)=%d",Lun, Tag, rv); #endif return rv; } RESPONSECODE IFDHSetCapabilities (DWORD Lun, DWORD Tag, DWORD Length, PUCHAR Value) { #ifdef DEBUG_IFDH /* syslog (LOG_INFO, "IFDH: IFDHSetCapabilities (Lun=%X, Tag=%X)=%d",Lun, Tag, IFD_NOT_SUPPORTED ); */ #endif return IFD_NOT_SUPPORTED; } RESPONSECODE IFDHSetProtocolParameters (DWORD Lun, DWORD Protocol, UCHAR Flags, UCHAR PTS1, UCHAR PTS2, UCHAR PTS3) { char ret; unsigned short ctn, slot, lc, lr; UCHAR cmd[10], rsp[256], sad, dad; RESPONSECODE rv; ctn = ((unsigned short) (Lun >> 16)) % IFDH_MAX_READERS; slot = ((unsigned short) (Lun & 0x0000FFFF)) % IFDH_MAX_SLOTS; #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_lock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif if (ifdh_context[ctn][slot] != NULL) { cmd[0] = CTBCS_CLA; cmd[1] = CTBCS_INS_RESET; cmd[2] = (UCHAR) (slot + 1); cmd[3] = CTBCS_P2_RESET_GET_ATR; cmd[4] = 0x06; cmd[5] = 0xFF; cmd[6] = (Flags << 4) | (0x0F & Protocol); lc=7; if ((Flags & 0x10) == 0x10) cmd[lc++] = PTS1; if ((Flags & 0x20) == 0x20) cmd[lc++] = PTS2; if ((Flags & 0x40) == 0x40) cmd[lc++] = PTS3; dad = 0x01; sad = 0x02; lr = 256; ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, lc, cmd, &lr, rsp); if ((ret == OK) && (lr >= 2)) { ifdh_context[ctn][slot]->icc_state.ATR_Length = (DWORD) lr - 2; memcpy (ifdh_context[ctn][slot]->icc_state.ATR, rsp, lr - 2); rv = IFD_SUCCESS; } else rv = IFD_ERROR_PTS_FAILURE; } else rv = IFD_ICC_NOT_PRESENT; #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_unlock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif #ifdef DEBUG_IFDH syslog (LOG_INFO, "IFDH: IFDHSetProtocolParameters (Lun=0x%X, Protocol=%d, Flags=0x%02X, PTS1=0x%02X, PTS2=0x%02X, PTS3=0x%02X)=%d", Lun, Protocol, Flags, PTS1, PTS2, PTS3, rv); #endif return rv; } RESPONSECODE IFDHPowerICC (DWORD Lun, DWORD Action, PUCHAR Atr, PDWORD AtrLength) { char ret; unsigned short ctn, slot, lc, lr; UCHAR cmd[5], rsp[256], sad, dad; RESPONSECODE rv; ctn = ((unsigned short) (Lun >> 16)) % IFDH_MAX_READERS; slot = ((unsigned short) (Lun & 0x0000FFFF)) % IFDH_MAX_SLOTS; #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_lock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif if (ifdh_context[ctn][slot] != NULL) { if (Action == IFD_POWER_UP) { cmd[0] = CTBCS_CLA; cmd[1] = CTBCS_INS_REQUEST; cmd[2] = (UCHAR) (slot + 1); cmd[3] = CTBCS_P2_REQUEST_GET_ATR; cmd[4] = 0x00; dad = 0x01; sad = 0x02; lr = 256; lc = 5; ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 5, cmd, &lr, rsp); if ((ret == OK) && (lr >= 2)) { ifdh_context[ctn][slot]->icc_state.ATR_Length = (DWORD) lr - 2; memcpy (ifdh_context[ctn][slot]->icc_state.ATR, rsp, lr - 2); (*AtrLength) = (DWORD) lr - 2; memcpy (Atr, rsp, lr - 2); rv = IFD_SUCCESS; } else rv = IFD_COMMUNICATION_ERROR; } else if (Action == IFD_POWER_DOWN) { cmd[0] = CTBCS_CLA; cmd[1] = CTBCS_INS_EJECT; cmd[2] = (UCHAR) (slot + 1); cmd[3] = 0x00; cmd[4] = 0x00; dad = 0x01; sad = 0x02; lr = 256; lc = 5; ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 5, cmd, &lr, rsp); if (ret == OK) { ifdh_context[ctn][slot]->icc_state.ATR_Length = 0; memset (ifdh_context[ctn][slot]->icc_state.ATR, 0, MAX_ATR_SIZE); (*AtrLength) = 0; rv = IFD_SUCCESS; } else rv = IFD_COMMUNICATION_ERROR; } else if (Action == IFD_RESET) { cmd[0] = CTBCS_CLA; cmd[1] = CTBCS_INS_RESET; cmd[2] = (UCHAR) (slot + 1); cmd[3] = CTBCS_P2_RESET_GET_ATR; cmd[4] = 0x00; dad = 0x01; sad = 0x02; lr = 256; lc = 5; ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 5, cmd, &lr, rsp); if ((ret == OK) && (lr >= 2)) { ifdh_context[ctn][slot]->icc_state.ATR_Length = (DWORD) lr - 2; memcpy (ifdh_context[ctn][slot]->icc_state.ATR, rsp, lr - 2); (*AtrLength) = (DWORD) lr - 2; memcpy (Atr, rsp, lr - 2); rv = IFD_SUCCESS; } else rv = IFD_ERROR_POWER_ACTION; } else rv = IFD_NOT_SUPPORTED; } else rv = IFD_ICC_NOT_PRESENT; #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_unlock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif #ifdef DEBUG_IFDH syslog (LOG_INFO, "IFDH: IFDHPowerICC (Lun=0x%X, Action=0x%X)=%d", Lun, Action, rv); #endif return rv; } RESPONSECODE IFDHTransmitToICC (DWORD Lun, SCARD_IO_HEADER SendPci, PUCHAR TxBuffer, DWORD TxLength, PUCHAR RxBuffer, PDWORD RxLength, PSCARD_IO_HEADER RecvPci) { char ret; unsigned short ctn, slot, lc, lr; UCHAR sad, dad; RESPONSECODE rv; ctn = ((unsigned short) (Lun >> 16)) % IFDH_MAX_READERS; slot = ((unsigned short) (Lun & 0x0000FFFF)) % IFDH_MAX_SLOTS; #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_lock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif if (ifdh_context[ctn][slot] != NULL) { #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_unlock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif dad = (UCHAR) ((slot == 0) ? 0x00 : slot + 1); sad = 0x02; lr = (unsigned short) (*RxLength); lc = (unsigned short) TxLength; ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, lc, TxBuffer, &lr, RxBuffer); if (ret == OK) { (*RxLength) = lr; rv = IFD_SUCCESS; } else { (*RxLength) = 0; rv = IFD_COMMUNICATION_ERROR; } } else { #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_unlock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif rv = IFD_ICC_NOT_PRESENT; } #ifdef DEBUG_IFDH syslog (LOG_INFO, "IFDH: IFDHTransmitToICC (Lun=0x%X, Tx=%u, Rx=%u)=%d", Lun, TxLength, (*RxLength), rv); #endif return rv; } RESPONSECODE IFDHControl (DWORD Lun, PUCHAR TxBuffer, DWORD TxLength, PUCHAR RxBuffer, PDWORD RxLength) { char ret; unsigned short ctn, slot, lc, lr; UCHAR sad, dad; RESPONSECODE rv; ctn = ((unsigned short) (Lun >> 16)) % IFDH_MAX_READERS; slot = ((unsigned short) (Lun & 0x0000FFFF)) % IFDH_MAX_SLOTS; #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_lock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif if (ifdh_context[ctn][slot] != NULL) { #ifdef HAVE_PTHREAD_H pthread_mutex_unlock (&ifdh_context_mutex[ctn]); #endif dad = 0x01; sad = 0x02; lr = (unsigned short) (*RxLength); lc = (unsigned short) TxLength; ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, lc, TxBuffer, &lr, RxBuffer); 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} else rv = IFD_COMMUNICATION_ERROR; #ifdef DEBUG_IFDH syslog (LOG_INFO, "IFDH: IFDHICCPresence (Lun=0x%X)=%d", Lun, rv); #endif return rv; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/ifd-handler/ifdhandler.h0000644000175000017500000001053007364601464014306 /***************************************************************** / / File : ifdhandler.h / Author : David Corcoran / Date : June 15, 2000 / Purpose: This provides reader specific low-level calls. / See http://www.linuxnet.com for more information. / License: See file LICENSE / ******************************************************************/ #ifndef _ifd_handler_h_ #define _ifd_handler_h_ #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif /* List of data structures available to ifdhandler */ typedef struct _DEVICE_CAPABILITIES { LPSTR Vendor_Name; /* Tag 0x0100 */ LPSTR IFD_Type; /* Tag 0x0101 */ DWORD IFD_Version; /* Tag 0x0102 */ LPSTR IFD_Serial; /* Tag 0x0103 */ DWORD IFD_Channel_ID; /* Tag 0x0110 */ DWORD Asynch_Supported; /* Tag 0x0120 */ DWORD Default_Clock; /* Tag 0x0121 */ DWORD Max_Clock; /* Tag 0x0122 */ DWORD Default_Data_Rate; /* Tag 0x0123 */ DWORD Max_Data_Rate; /* Tag 0x0124 */ DWORD Max_IFSD; /* Tag 0x0125 */ DWORD Synch_Supported; /* Tag 0x0126 */ DWORD Power_Mgmt; /* Tag 0x0131 */ DWORD Card_Auth_Devices; /* Tag 0x0140 */ DWORD User_Auth_Device; /* Tag 0x0142 */ DWORD Mechanics_Supported; /* Tag 0x0150 */ DWORD Vendor_Features; /* Tag 0x0180 - 0x01F0 User Defined. */ } DEVICE_CAPABILITIES, *PDEVICE_CAPABILITIES; typedef struct _ICC_STATE { UCHAR ICC_Presence; /* Tag 0x0300 */ UCHAR ICC_Interface_Status; /* Tag 0x0301 */ UCHAR ATR[MAX_ATR_SIZE]; /* Tag 0x0303 */ DWORD ATR_Length; UCHAR ICC_Type; /* Tag 0x0304 */ } ICC_STATE, *PICC_STATE; typedef struct _PROTOCOL_OPTIONS { DWORD Protocol_Type; /* Tag 0x0201 */ DWORD Current_Clock; /* Tag 0x0202 */ DWORD Current_F; /* Tag 0x0203 */ DWORD Current_D; /* Tag 0x0204 */ DWORD Current_N; /* Tag 0x0205 */ DWORD Current_W; /* Tag 0x0206 */ DWORD Current_IFSC; /* Tag 0x0207 */ DWORD Current_IFSD; /* Tag 0x0208 */ DWORD Current_BWT; /* Tag 0x0209 */ DWORD Current_CWT; /* Tag 0x020A */ DWORD Current_EBC; /* Tag 0x020B */ } PROTOCOL_OPTIONS, *PPROTOCOL_OPTIONS; typedef struct _SCARD_IO_HEADER { DWORD Protocol; DWORD Length; } SCARD_IO_HEADER, *PSCARD_IO_HEADER; /* End of structure list */ /* The list of tags should be alot more but this is all I use in the meantime */ #define TAG_IFD_ATR 0x0303 #define TAG_IFD_SLOTNUM 0x0180 #define TAG_IFD_SLOTS_NUMBER 0x0FAE #define TAG_IFD_SIMULTANEOUS_ACCESS 0x0FAF /* End of tag list */ /* List of defines available to ifdhandler */ #define IFD_POWER_UP 500 #define IFD_POWER_DOWN 501 #define IFD_RESET 502 #define IFD_NEGOTIATE_PTS1 1 #define IFD_NEGOTIATE_PTS2 2 #define IFD_NEGOTIATE_PTS3 4 #define IFD_SUCCESS 0 #define IFD_ERROR_TAG 600 #define IFD_ERROR_SET_FAILURE 601 #define IFD_ERROR_VALUE_READ_ONLY 602 #define IFD_ERROR_PTS_FAILURE 605 #define IFD_ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED 606 #define IFD_PROTOCOL_NOT_SUPPORTED 607 #define IFD_ERROR_POWER_ACTION 608 #define IFD_ERROR_SWALLOW 609 #define IFD_ERROR_EJECT 610 #define IFD_ERROR_CONFISCATE 611 #define IFD_COMMUNICATION_ERROR 612 #define IFD_RESPONSE_TIMEOUT 613 #define IFD_NOT_SUPPORTED 614 #define IFD_ICC_PRESENT 615 #define IFD_ICC_NOT_PRESENT 616 /* List of Defined Functions Available to IFD_Handler */ RESPONSECODE IFDHCreateChannel ( DWORD, DWORD ); 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you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include "defines.h" #include "atr.h" #include #include /* * Not exported variables definition */ static unsigned long atr_fs_table[16] = { 0, 5000000L, 6000000L, 8000000L, 12000000L, 16000000L, 20000000L, 0, 0, 5000000L, 7500000L, 10000000L, 15000000L, 20000000L, 0, 0 }; static unsigned atr_num_ib_table[16] = { 0, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 2, 3, 1, 2, 2, 3, 2, 3, 3, 4 }; /* * Exported variables definition */ unsigned atr_f_table[16] = { 0, 372, 558, 744, 1116, 1488, 1860, 0, 0, 512, 768, 1024, 1536, 2048, 0, 0 }; double atr_d_table[16] = { 0, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0.5, 0.25, 125, 0.0625, 0.03125, 0.015625 }; unsigned atr_i_table[4] = { 25, 50, 100, 0 }; /* * Not exported functions declaration */ static bool ATR_GetNextByte (IO_Serial * io, unsigned timeout, BYTE * b, bool invert); /* * Exported funcions definition */ ATR * ATR_New (void) { ATR *atr; /* Allocate memory */ atr = (ATR *) malloc (sizeof (ATR)); return atr; } int ATR_InitFromArray (ATR * atr, BYTE atr_buffer[ATR_MAX_SIZE], unsigned length) { BYTE TDi; BYTE buffer[ATR_MAX_SIZE]; unsigned pointer = 0, pn = 0; /* Check size of buffer */ if (length < 2) return (ATR_MALFORMED); /* Check if ATR is from a inverse convention card */ if (atr_buffer[0] == 0x03) { for (pointer = 0; pointer < length; pointer++) buffer[pointer] = ~(INVERT_BYTE (atr_buffer[pointer])); } else memcpy (buffer, atr_buffer, length); /* Store T0 and TS */ atr->TS = buffer[0]; atr->T0 = TDi = buffer[1]; pointer = 1; /* Store number of historical bytes */ atr->hbn = TDi & 0x0F; /* TCK is not present by default */ (atr->TCK).present = FALSE; /* Extract interface bytes */ while (pointer < length) { /* Check buffer is long enought */ if (pointer + atr_num_ib_table[(0xF0 & TDi) >> 4] >= length) { return (ATR_MALFORMED); } /* Check TAi is present */ if ((TDi | 0xEF) == 0xFF) { pointer++; atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA].value = buffer[pointer]; atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA].present = TRUE; } else atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA].present = FALSE; /* Check TBi is present */ if ((TDi | 0xDF) == 0xFF) { pointer++; atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB].value = buffer[pointer]; atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB].present = TRUE; } else atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB].present = FALSE; /* Check TCi is present */ if ((TDi | 0xBF) == 0xFF) { pointer++; atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TC].value = buffer[pointer]; atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TC].present = TRUE; } else atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TC].present = FALSE; /* Read TDi if present */ if ((TDi | 0x7F) == 0xFF) { pointer++; TDi = atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TD].value = buffer[pointer]; atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TD].present = TRUE; (atr->TCK).present = ((TDi & 0x0F) != ATR_PROTOCOL_TYPE_T0); if (pn >= ATR_MAX_PROTOCOLS) return (ATR_MALFORMED); pn++; } else { atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TD].present = FALSE; break; } } /* Store number of protocols */ atr->pn = pn + 1; /* Store historical bytes */ if (pointer + atr->hbn >= length) return (ATR_MALFORMED); memcpy (atr->hb, buffer + pointer + 1, atr->hbn); pointer += (atr->hbn); /* Store TCK */ if ((atr->TCK).present) { if (pointer + 1 >= length) return (ATR_MALFORMED); pointer++; (atr->TCK).value = buffer[pointer]; } atr->length = pointer + 1; return (ATR_OK); } int ATR_InitFromStream (ATR * atr, IO_Serial * io, unsigned timeout) { BYTE TDi; unsigned pointer = 0, pn = 0, i; bool invert; invert = FALSE; /* Store T0 and TS */ if (!ATR_GetNextByte (io, timeout, &(atr->TS), invert)) return ATR_IO_ERROR; if (atr->TS == 0x03) { atr->TS = 0x3F; invert = TRUE; } if ((atr->TS != 0x3B) && (atr->TS != 0x3F)) return ATR_MALFORMED; if (!ATR_GetNextByte (io, timeout, &(atr->T0), invert)) return ATR_MALFORMED; TDi = atr->T0; pointer = 1; /* Store number of historical bytes */ atr->hbn = TDi & 0x0F; /* TCK is not present by default */ (atr->TCK).present = FALSE; /* Extract interface bytes */ while (TRUE) { /* Check TAi is present */ if ((TDi | 0xEF) == 0xFF) { pointer++; if (!ATR_GetNextByte (io, timeout, &(atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA].value), invert)) return ATR_MALFORMED; atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA].present = TRUE; } else atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA].present = FALSE; /* Check TBi is present */ if ((TDi | 0xDF) == 0xFF) { pointer++; if (!ATR_GetNextByte (io, timeout, &(atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB].value), invert)) return ATR_MALFORMED; atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB].present = TRUE; } else atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB].present = FALSE; /* Check TCi is present */ if ((TDi | 0xBF) == 0xFF) { pointer++; if (!ATR_GetNextByte (io, timeout, &(atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TC].value), invert)) return ATR_MALFORMED; atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TC].present = TRUE; } else atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TC].present = FALSE; /* Read TDi if present */ if ((TDi | 0x7F) == 0xFF) { pointer++; if (!ATR_GetNextByte (io, timeout, &(atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TD].value), invert)) return ATR_MALFORMED; TDi = atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TD].value; atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TD].present = TRUE; (atr->TCK).present = ((TDi & 0x0F) != ATR_PROTOCOL_TYPE_T0); if (pn >= ATR_MAX_PROTOCOLS) return (ATR_MALFORMED); pn++; } else { atr->ib[pn][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TD].present = FALSE; break; } } /* Store number of protocols */ atr->pn = pn + 1; /* Store historical bytes */ for (i = 0; i < (atr->hbn); i++) if (!ATR_GetNextByte (io, timeout, &(atr->hb[i]), invert)) return ATR_MALFORMED; pointer += (atr->hbn); /* Store TCK */ if ((atr->TCK).present) { pointer++; if (!ATR_GetNextByte (io, timeout, (&((atr->TCK).value)), invert)) return ATR_MALFORMED; } atr->length = pointer + 1; return (ATR_OK); } void ATR_Delete (ATR * atr) { free (atr); } int ATR_GetConvention (ATR * atr, int *convention) { if (atr->TS == 0x3B) (*convention) = ATR_CONVENTION_DIRECT; else if (atr->TS == 0x3F) (*convention) = ATR_CONVENTION_INVERSE; else return (ATR_MALFORMED); return (ATR_OK); } int ATR_GetSize (ATR * atr, unsigned *size) { (*size) = atr->length; return (ATR_OK); } int ATR_GetNumberOfProtocols (ATR * atr, unsigned *number_protocols) { (*number_protocols) = atr->pn; return (ATR_OK); } int ATR_GetProtocolType (ATR * atr, unsigned number_protocol, BYTE *protocol_type) { if ((number_protocol > atr->pn) || number_protocol < 2) return ATR_NOT_FOUND; if (atr->ib[number_protocol - 2][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TD].present) (*protocol_type) = (atr->ib[number_protocol - 2][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TD].value & 0x0F); else (*protocol_type) = ATR_PROTOCOL_TYPE_T0; return (ATR_OK); } int ATR_GetInterfaceByte (ATR * atr, unsigned number, int character, BYTE * value) { if (number > atr->pn || number < 1) return (ATR_NOT_FOUND); if (atr->ib[number - 1][character].present && (character == ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA || character == ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB || character == ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TC || character == ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TD)) (*value) = atr->ib[number - 1][character].value; else return (ATR_NOT_FOUND); return (ATR_OK); } int ATR_GetIntegerValue (ATR * atr, int name, BYTE * value) { int ret; if (name == ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_FI) { if (atr->ib[0][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA].present) { (*value) = (atr->ib[0][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA].value & 0xF0) >> 4; ret = ATR_OK; } else ret = ATR_NOT_FOUND; } else if (name == ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_DI) { if (atr->ib[0][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA].present) { (*value) = (atr->ib[0][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA].value & 0x0F); ret = ATR_OK; } else ret = ATR_NOT_FOUND; } else if (name == ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_II) { if (atr->ib[0][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB].present) { (*value) = (atr->ib[0][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB].value & 0x60) >> 5; ret = ATR_OK; } else ret = ATR_NOT_FOUND; } else if (name == ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_PI1) { if (atr->ib[0][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB].present) { (*value) = (atr->ib[0][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB].value & 0x1F); ret = ATR_OK; } else ret = ATR_NOT_FOUND; } else if (name == ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_PI2) { if (atr->ib[1][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB].present) { (*value) = atr->ib[1][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB].value; ret = ATR_OK; } else ret = ATR_NOT_FOUND; } else if (name == ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_N) { if (atr->ib[0][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TC].present) { (*value) = atr->ib[0][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TC].value; ret = ATR_OK; } else ret = ATR_NOT_FOUND; } else ret = ATR_NOT_FOUND; return ret; } int ATR_GetParameter (ATR * atr, int name, double *parameter) { BYTE FI, DI, II, PI1, PI2, N; if (name == ATR_PARAMETER_F) { if (ATR_GetIntegerValue (atr, ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_FI, &FI) == ATR_OK) (*parameter) = (double) (atr_f_table[FI]); else (*parameter) = (double) ATR_DEFAULT_F; return (ATR_OK); } else if (name == ATR_PARAMETER_D) { if (ATR_GetIntegerValue (atr, ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_DI, &DI) == ATR_OK) (*parameter) = (double) (atr_d_table[DI]); else (*parameter) = (double) ATR_DEFAULT_D; return (ATR_OK); } else if (name == ATR_PARAMETER_I) { if (ATR_GetIntegerValue (atr, ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_II, &II) == ATR_OK) (*parameter) = (double) (atr_i_table[II]); else (*parameter) = ATR_DEFAULT_I; return (ATR_OK); } else if (name == ATR_PARAMETER_P) { if (ATR_GetIntegerValue (atr, ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_PI2, &PI2) == ATR_OK) (*parameter) = (double) PI2; else if (ATR_GetIntegerValue (atr, ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_PI1, &PI1) == ATR_OK) (*parameter) = (double) PI1; else (*parameter) = (double) ATR_DEFAULT_P; return (ATR_OK); } else if (name == ATR_PARAMETER_N) { if (ATR_GetIntegerValue (atr, ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_N, &N) == ATR_OK) (*parameter) = (double) N; else (*parameter) = (double) ATR_DEFAULT_N; return (ATR_OK); } return (ATR_NOT_FOUND); } int ATR_GetHistoricalBytes (ATR * atr, BYTE hist[ATR_MAX_HISTORICAL], unsigned *length) { if (atr->hbn == 0) return (ATR_NOT_FOUND); (*length) = atr->hbn; memcpy (hist, atr->hb, atr->hbn); return (ATR_OK); } int ATR_GetRaw (ATR * atr, BYTE buffer[ATR_MAX_SIZE], unsigned *length) { unsigned i, j; buffer[0] = atr->TS; buffer[1] = atr->T0; j = 2; for (i = 0; i < atr->pn; i++) { if (atr->ib[i][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA].present) buffer[j++] = atr->ib[i][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA].value; if (atr->ib[i][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB].present) buffer[j++] = atr->ib[i][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB].value; if (atr->ib[i][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TC].present) buffer[j++] = atr->ib[i][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TC].value; if (atr->ib[i][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TD].present) buffer[j++] = atr->ib[i][ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TD].value; } if (atr->hbn > 0) { memcpy (&(buffer[j]), atr->hb, atr->hbn); j += atr->hbn; } if ((atr->TCK).present) buffer[j++] = (atr->TCK).value; (*length) = j; return ATR_OK; } int ATR_GetCheckByte (ATR * atr, BYTE * check_byte) { if (!((atr->TCK).present)) return (ATR_NOT_FOUND); (*check_byte) = (atr->TCK).value; return (ATR_OK); } int ATR_GetFsMax (ATR * atr, unsigned long *fsmax) { BYTE FI; if (ATR_GetIntegerValue (atr, ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_FI, &FI) == ATR_OK) (*fsmax) = atr_fs_table[FI]; else (*fsmax) = atr_fs_table[1]; return (ATR_OK); } /* * Not exported functions definition */ static bool ATR_GetNextByte (IO_Serial * io, unsigned timeout, BYTE * byte, bool invert) { bool ret; ret = IO_Serial_Read (io, timeout, 1, byte); /* Para tarjetas inversas quiza */ if (invert) (*byte) = ~(INVERT_BYTE (*byte)); return ret; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/icc_async.c0000644000175000017500000001550407521022540013243 /* icc_async.c Asynchronous ICC's handling functions This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 2001 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include "defines.h" #include "icc_async.h" #include #include #include /* * Not exported constants definition */ #define ICC_ASYNC_MAX_TRANSMIT 255 #define ICC_ASYNC_BAUDRATE 9600 /* * Not exported functions declaration */ static void ICC_Async_InvertBuffer (unsigned size, BYTE * buffer); static void ICC_Async_Clear (ICC_Async * icc); /* * Exported functions definition */ ICC_Async * ICC_Async_New (void) { ICC_Async *icc; /* Allocate memory */ icc = (ICC_Async *) malloc (sizeof (ICC_Async)); if (icc != NULL) ICC_Async_Clear (icc); return icc; } int ICC_Async_Init (ICC_Async * icc, IFD * ifd) { #ifndef ICC_TYPE_SYNC /* LED Red */ if (IFD_Towitoko_SetLED (ifd, IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_RED) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_ASYNC_IFD_ERROR; /* Initialize Baudrate */ if (IFD_Towitoko_SetBaudrate (ifd, ICC_ASYNC_BAUDRATE)!= IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_ASYNC_IFD_ERROR; /* Activate ICC */ if (IFD_Towitoko_ActivateICC (ifd) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_ASYNC_IFD_ERROR; /* Reset ICC */ if (IFD_Towitoko_ResetAsyncICC (ifd, &(icc->atr)) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) { icc->atr = NULL; return ICC_ASYNC_IFD_ERROR; } /* Get ICC convention */ if (ATR_GetConvention (icc->atr, &(icc->convention)) != ATR_OK) { ATR_Delete (icc->atr); icc->atr = NULL; icc->convention = 0; return ICC_ASYNC_ATR_ERROR; } #ifdef DEBUG_ICC printf("ICC: Detected %s convention processor card\n", (icc->convention == ATR_CONVENTION_DIRECT ? "direct" : "inverse")); #endif /* LED Green */ if (IFD_Towitoko_SetLED (ifd, IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_GREEN) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) { ATR_Delete (icc->atr); icc->atr = NULL; icc->convention = 0; return ICC_ASYNC_IFD_ERROR; } /* Initialize member variables */ icc->baudrate = ICC_ASYNC_BAUDRATE; icc->ifd = ifd; return ICC_ASYNC_OK; #else return ICC_ASYNC_ATR_ERROR; #endif } int ICC_Async_SetTimings (ICC_Async * icc, ICC_Async_Timings * timings) { icc->timings.block_delay = timings->block_delay; icc->timings.char_delay = timings->char_delay; icc->timings.block_timeout = timings->block_timeout; icc->timings.char_timeout = timings->char_timeout; return ICC_ASYNC_OK; } int ICC_Async_GetTimings (ICC_Async * icc, ICC_Async_Timings * timings) { timings->block_delay = icc->timings.block_delay; timings->char_delay = icc->timings.char_delay; timings->block_timeout = icc->timings.block_timeout; timings->char_timeout = icc->timings.char_timeout; return ICC_ASYNC_OK; } int ICC_Async_SetBaudrate (ICC_Async * icc, unsigned long baudrate) { icc->baudrate = baudrate; return ICC_ASYNC_OK; } int ICC_Async_GetBaudrate (ICC_Async * icc, unsigned long * baudrate) { (*baudrate) = icc->baudrate; return ICC_ASYNC_OK; } int ICC_Async_BeginTransmission (ICC_Async * icc) { /* Setup parity for this ICC */ if (icc->convention == ATR_CONVENTION_INVERSE) { if (IFD_Towitoko_SetParity (icc->ifd, IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_ODD) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_ASYNC_IFD_ERROR; } /* Setup baudrate for this ICC */ if (IFD_Towitoko_SetBaudrate (icc->ifd, icc->baudrate)!= IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_ASYNC_IFD_ERROR; return ICC_ASYNC_OK; } int ICC_Async_Transmit (ICC_Async * icc, unsigned size, BYTE * data) { BYTE *buffer = NULL, *sent; IFD_Timings timings; if (icc->convention == ATR_CONVENTION_INVERSE) { buffer = (BYTE *) calloc(sizeof (BYTE), size); memcpy (buffer, data, size); ICC_Async_InvertBuffer (size, buffer); sent = buffer; } else sent = data; timings.block_delay = icc->timings.block_delay; timings.char_delay = icc->timings.char_delay; if (IFD_Towitoko_Transmit (icc->ifd, &timings, size, sent) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_ASYNC_IFD_ERROR; if (icc->convention == ATR_CONVENTION_INVERSE) free (buffer); return ICC_ASYNC_OK; } int ICC_Async_Receive (ICC_Async * icc, unsigned size, BYTE * data) { IFD_Timings timings; timings.block_timeout = icc->timings.block_timeout; timings.char_timeout = icc->timings.char_timeout; if (IFD_Towitoko_Receive (icc->ifd, &timings, size, data) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_ASYNC_IFD_ERROR; if (icc->convention == ATR_CONVENTION_INVERSE) ICC_Async_InvertBuffer (size, data); return ICC_ASYNC_OK; } int ICC_Async_Switch (ICC_Async * icc) { if (icc->baudrate > ICC_ASYNC_BAUDRATE) { if (IFD_Towitoko_Switch(icc->ifd) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_ASYNC_IFD_ERROR; } return ICC_ASYNC_OK; } int ICC_Async_EndTransmission (ICC_Async * icc) { /* Restore parity */ if (icc->convention == ATR_CONVENTION_INVERSE) { if (IFD_Towitoko_SetParity (icc->ifd, IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_EVEN) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_ASYNC_IFD_ERROR; } return ICC_ASYNC_OK; } ATR * ICC_Async_GetAtr (ICC_Async * icc) { return icc->atr; } IFD * ICC_Async_GetIFD (ICC_Async * icc) { return icc->ifd; } int ICC_Async_Close (ICC_Async * icc) { /* Dectivate ICC */ if (IFD_Towitoko_DeactivateICC (icc->ifd) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_ASYNC_IFD_ERROR; /* LED Off */ if (IFD_Towitoko_SetLED (icc->ifd, IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_OFF) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_ASYNC_IFD_ERROR; /* Delete atr */ ATR_Delete (icc->atr); ICC_Async_Clear (icc); return ICC_ASYNC_OK; } unsigned long ICC_Async_GetClockRate (ICC_Async * icc) { return IFD_Towitoko_GetClockRate(icc->ifd); } void ICC_Async_Delete (ICC_Async * icc) { free (icc); } /* * Not exported functions definition */ static void ICC_Async_InvertBuffer (unsigned size, BYTE * buffer) { int i; for (i = 0; i < size; i++) buffer[i] = ~(INVERT_BYTE (buffer[i])); } static void ICC_Async_Clear (ICC_Async * icc) { icc->ifd = NULL; icc->atr = NULL; icc->baudrate = 0L; icc->convention = 0; icc->timings.block_delay = 0; icc->timings.char_delay = 0; icc->timings.block_timeout = 0; icc->timings.char_timeout = 0; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/io_serial.c0000644000175000017500000004574007523037267013301 /* io_serial.c Serial port input/output functions This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 2001 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include "defines.h" #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_POLL #include #else #include #include #include #endif #include #include #include "io_serial.h" #define IO_SERIAL_FILENAME_LENGTH 32 /* * Internal functions declaration */ static int IO_Serial_Bitrate(int bitrate); static bool IO_Serial_WaitToRead (int hnd, unsigned delay_ms, unsigned timeout_ms); static bool IO_Serial_WaitToWrite (int hnd, unsigned delay_ms, unsigned timeout_ms); static void IO_Serial_DeviceName (unsigned com, bool usbserial, char * filename, unsigned length); static bool IO_Serial_InitPnP (IO_Serial * io); static void IO_Serial_Clear (IO_Serial * io); static bool IO_Serial_GetPropertiesCache(IO_Serial * io, IO_Serial_Properties * props); static void IO_Serial_SetPropertiesCache(IO_Serial * io, IO_Serial_Properties * props); static void IO_Serial_ClearPropertiesCache (IO_Serial * io); /* * Public functions definition */ IO_Serial * IO_Serial_New (void) { IO_Serial *io; io = (IO_Serial *) malloc (sizeof (IO_Serial)); if (io != NULL) IO_Serial_Clear (io); return io; } bool IO_Serial_Init (IO_Serial * io, unsigned com, bool usbserial, bool pnp) { char filename[IO_SERIAL_FILENAME_LENGTH]; IO_Serial_DeviceName (com, usbserial, filename, IO_SERIAL_FILENAME_LENGTH); #ifdef DEBUG_IO printf ("IO: Opening serial port %s\n", filename); #endif if (com < 1) return FALSE; io->com = com; io->fd = open (filename, O_RDWR | O_NOCTTY); if (io->fd < 0) return FALSE; if (pnp) IO_Serial_InitPnP (io); io->usbserial=usbserial; return TRUE; } bool IO_Serial_GetProperties (IO_Serial * io, IO_Serial_Properties * props) { struct termios currtio; speed_t i_speed, o_speed; unsigned int mctl; if (IO_Serial_GetPropertiesCache(io, props)) return TRUE; if (tcgetattr (io->fd, &currtio) != 0) return FALSE; o_speed = cfgetospeed (&currtio); switch (o_speed) { #ifdef B0 case B0: props->output_bitrate = 0; break; #endif #ifdef B50 case B50: props->output_bitrate = 50; break; #endif #ifdef B75 case B75: props->output_bitrate = 75; break; #endif #ifdef B110 case B110: props->output_bitrate = 110; break; #endif #ifdef B134 case B134: props->output_bitrate = 134; break; #endif #ifdef B150 case B150: props->output_bitrate = 150; break; #endif #ifdef B200 case B200: props->output_bitrate = 200; break; #endif #ifdef B300 case B300: props->output_bitrate = 300; break; #endif #ifdef B600 case B600: props->output_bitrate = 600; break; #endif #ifdef B1200 case B1200: props->output_bitrate = 1200; break; #endif #ifdef B1800 case B1800: props->output_bitrate = 1800; break; #endif #ifdef B2400 case B2400: props->output_bitrate = 2400; break; #endif #ifdef B4800 case B4800: props->output_bitrate = 4800; break; #endif #ifdef B9600 case B9600: props->output_bitrate = 9600; break; #endif #ifdef B19200 case B19200: props->output_bitrate = 19200; break; #endif #ifdef B38400 case B38400: props->output_bitrate = 38400; break; #endif #ifdef B57600 case B57600: props->output_bitrate = 57600; break; #endif #ifdef B115200 case B115200: props->output_bitrate = 115200; break; #endif #ifdef B230400 case B230400: props->output_bitrate = 230400; break; #endif default: props->output_bitrate = 1200; break; } i_speed = cfgetispeed (&currtio); switch (i_speed) { #ifdef B0 case B0: props->input_bitrate = 0; break; #endif #ifdef B50 case B50: props->input_bitrate = 50; break; #endif #ifdef B75 case B75: props->input_bitrate = 75; break; #endif #ifdef B110 case B110: props->input_bitrate = 110; break; #endif #ifdef B134 case B134: props->input_bitrate = 134; break; #endif #ifdef B150 case B150: props->input_bitrate = 150; break; #endif #ifdef B200 case B200: props->input_bitrate = 200; break; #endif #ifdef B300 case B300: props->input_bitrate = 300; break; #endif #ifdef B600 case B600: props->input_bitrate = 600; break; #endif #ifdef B1200 case B1200: props->input_bitrate = 1200; break; #endif #ifdef B1800 case B1800: props->input_bitrate = 1800; break; #endif #ifdef B2400 case B2400: props->input_bitrate = 2400; break; #endif #ifdef B4800 case B4800: props->input_bitrate = 4800; break; #endif #ifdef B9600 case B9600: props->input_bitrate = 9600; break; #endif #ifdef B19200 case B19200: props->input_bitrate = 19200; break; #endif #ifdef B38400 case B38400: props->input_bitrate = 38400; break; #endif #ifdef B57600 case B57600: props->input_bitrate = 57600; break; #endif #ifdef B115200 case B115200: props->input_bitrate = 115200; break; #endif #ifdef B230400 case B230400: props->input_bitrate = 230400; break; #endif default: props->input_bitrate = 1200; break; } switch (currtio.c_cflag & CSIZE) { case CS5: props->bits = 5; break; case CS6: props->bits = 6; break; case CS7: props->bits = 7; break; case CS8: props->bits = 8; break; } if (((currtio.c_cflag) & PARENB) == PARENB) if (((currtio.c_cflag) & PARODD) == PARODD) props->parity = IO_SERIAL_PARITY_ODD; else props->parity = IO_SERIAL_PARITY_EVEN; else props->parity = IO_SERIAL_PARITY_NONE; if (((currtio.c_cflag) & CSTOPB) == CSTOPB) props->stopbits = 2; else props->stopbits = 1; #if !defined(OS_CYGWIN32) && !defined(OS_HPUX) if (ioctl (io->fd, TIOCMGET, &mctl) < 0) return FALSE; props->dtr = ((mctl & TIOCM_DTR) ? IO_SERIAL_HIGH : IO_SERIAL_LOW); props->rts = ((mctl & TIOCM_RTS) ? IO_SERIAL_HIGH : IO_SERIAL_LOW); #else props->dtr = IO_SERIAL_HIGH; props->rts = IO_SERIAL_HIGH; #endif IO_Serial_SetPropertiesCache (io, props); #ifdef DEBUG_IO printf ("IO: Getting properties: %ld bps; %d bits/byte; %s parity; %d stopbits; dtr=%d; rts=%d\n", props->input_bitrate, props->bits, props->parity == IO_SERIAL_PARITY_EVEN ? "Even" : props->parity == IO_SERIAL_PARITY_ODD ? "Odd" : "None", props->stopbits, props->dtr, props->rts); #endif return TRUE; } bool IO_Serial_SetProperties (IO_Serial * io, IO_Serial_Properties * props) { struct termios newtio; unsigned int modembits; #if 1 #if !defined(OS_CYGWIN32) && !defined(OS_HPUX) modembits = TIOCM_DTR; if (props->dtr == IO_SERIAL_HIGH) { if (ioctl (io->fd, TIOCMBIS, &modembits) < 0) return FALSE; } else if (props->dtr == IO_SERIAL_LOW) { if (ioctl (io->fd, TIOCMBIC, &modembits) < 0) return FALSE; } modembits = TIOCM_RTS; if (props->rts == IO_SERIAL_HIGH) { if (ioctl (io->fd, TIOCMBIS, &modembits) < 0) return FALSE; } else if (props->rts == IO_SERIAL_LOW) { if (ioctl (io->fd, TIOCMBIC, &modembits) < 0) return FALSE; } #endif #endif memset (&newtio, 0, sizeof (newtio)); /* Set the bitrate */ cfsetispeed (&newtio, IO_Serial_Bitrate (props->input_bitrate)); cfsetospeed (&newtio, IO_Serial_Bitrate (props->output_bitrate)); /* Set the character size */ switch (props->bits) { case 5: newtio.c_cflag |= CS5; break; case 6: newtio.c_cflag |= CS6; break; case 7: newtio.c_cflag |= CS7; break; case 8: newtio.c_cflag |= CS8; break; } /* Set the parity */ switch (props->parity) { case IO_SERIAL_PARITY_ODD: newtio.c_cflag |= PARENB; newtio.c_cflag |= PARODD; break; case IO_SERIAL_PARITY_EVEN: newtio.c_cflag |= PARENB; newtio.c_cflag &= ~PARODD; break; case IO_SERIAL_PARITY_NONE: newtio.c_cflag &= ~PARENB; } /* Set the number of stop bits */ switch (props->stopbits) { case 1: newtio.c_cflag &= (~CSTOPB); break; case 2: newtio.c_cflag |= CSTOPB; break; } /* Selects raw (non-canonical) input and output */ newtio.c_lflag &= ~(ICANON | ECHO | ECHOE | ISIG); newtio.c_oflag &= ~OPOST; #if 1 /* Ignore parity errors!!! Windows driver does so why shouldn't I? */ newtio.c_iflag |= IGNPAR; #endif /* Enable receiber, hang on close, ignore control line */ newtio.c_cflag |= CREAD | HUPCL | CLOCAL; /* Read 1 byte minimun, no timeout specified */ newtio.c_cc[VMIN] = 1; newtio.c_cc[VTIME] = 0; if (tcsetattr (io->fd, TCSANOW, &newtio) < 0) return FALSE; if (tcflush (io->fd, TCIFLUSH) < 0) return FALSE; IO_Serial_SetPropertiesCache (io, props); #ifdef DEBUG_IO printf ("IO: Setting properties: %ld bps; %d bits/byte; %s parity; %d stopbits; dtr=%d; rts=%d\n", props->input_bitrate, props->bits, props->parity == IO_SERIAL_PARITY_EVEN ? "Even" : props->parity == IO_SERIAL_PARITY_ODD ? "Odd" : "None", props->stopbits, props->dtr, props->rts); #endif return TRUE; } void IO_Serial_GetPnPId (IO_Serial * io, BYTE * pnp_id, unsigned *length) { (*length) = io->PnP_id_size; memcpy (pnp_id, io->PnP_id, io->PnP_id_size); } unsigned IO_Serial_GetCom (IO_Serial * io) { return io->com; } bool IO_Serial_Read (IO_Serial * io, unsigned timeout, unsigned size, BYTE * data) { BYTE c; int count = 0; #ifdef DEBUG_IO printf ("IO: Receiving: "); fflush (stdout); #endif for (count = 0; count < size; count++) { if (IO_Serial_WaitToRead (io->fd, 0, timeout)) { if (read (io->fd, &c, 1) != 1) { #ifdef DEBUG_IO printf ("ERROR\n"); fflush (stdout); #endif return FALSE; } data[count] = c; #ifdef DEBUG_IO printf ("%X ", c); fflush (stdout); #endif } else { #ifdef DEBUG_IO printf ("TIMEOUT\n"); fflush (stdout); #endif /* tcflush (io->fd, TCIFLUSH); */ return FALSE; } } #ifdef DEBUG_IO printf ("\n"); fflush (stdout); #endif return TRUE; } bool IO_Serial_Write (IO_Serial * io, unsigned delay, unsigned size, BYTE * data) { unsigned count, to_send; #ifdef DEBUG_IO unsigned i; printf ("IO: Sending: "); fflush (stdout); #endif /* Discard input data from previous commands */ tcflush (io->fd, TCIFLUSH); for (count = 0; count < size; count += to_send) { to_send = (delay? 1: size); if (IO_Serial_WaitToWrite (io->fd, delay, 1000)) { if (write (io->fd, data + count, to_send) != to_send) { #ifdef DEBUG_IO printf ("ERROR\n"); fflush (stdout); #endif return FALSE; } #ifdef DEBUG_IO for (i=0; ifd, TCIFLUSH); */ return FALSE; } } #ifdef DEBUG_IO printf ("\n"); fflush (stdout); #endif return TRUE; } bool IO_Serial_Close (IO_Serial * io) { char filename[IO_SERIAL_FILENAME_LENGTH]; IO_Serial_DeviceName (io->com, io->usbserial, filename, IO_SERIAL_FILENAME_LENGTH); #ifdef DEBUG_IO printf ("IO: Clossing serial port %s\n", filename); #endif if (close (io->fd) != 0) return FALSE; IO_Serial_ClearPropertiesCache (io); IO_Serial_Clear (io); return TRUE; } void IO_Serial_Delete (IO_Serial * io) { if (io->props != NULL) free (io->props); free (io); } /* * Internal functions definition */ static int IO_Serial_Bitrate(int bitrate) { #ifdef B230400 if ((bitrate)>=230400) return B230400; #endif #ifdef B115200 if ((bitrate)>=115200) return B115200; #endif #ifdef B57600 if ((bitrate)>=57600) return B57600; #endif #ifdef B38400 if ((bitrate)>=38400) return B38400; #endif #ifdef B19200 if ((bitrate)>=19200) return B19200; #endif #ifdef B9600 if ((bitrate)>=9600) return B9600; #endif #ifdef B4800 if ((bitrate)>=4800) return B4800; #endif #ifdef B2400 if ((bitrate)>=2400) return B2400; #endif #ifdef B1800 if ((bitrate)>=1800) return B1800; #endif #ifdef B1200 if ((bitrate)>=1200) return B1200; #endif #ifdef B600 if ((bitrate)>=600) return B600; #endif #ifdef B300 if ((bitrate)>=300) return B300; #endif #ifdef B200 if ((bitrate)>=200) return B200; #endif #ifdef B150 if ((bitrate)>=150) return B150; #endif #ifdef B134 if ((bitrate)>=134) return B134; #endif #ifdef B110 if ((bitrate)>=110) return B110; #endif #ifdef B75 if ((bitrate)>=75) return B75; #endif #ifdef B50 if ((bitrate)>=50) return B50; #endif #ifdef B0 if ((bitrate)>=0) return B0; #endif return 0; /* Should never get here */ } static bool IO_Serial_WaitToRead (int hnd, unsigned delay_ms, unsigned timeout_ms) { int rval; #ifdef HAVE_POLL struct pollfd ufds; #else fd_set rfds; struct timeval tv; #endif if (delay_ms > 0) { #ifdef HAVE_NANOSLEEP struct timespec req_ts; req_ts.tv_sec = delay_ms / 1000; req_ts.tv_nsec = (delay_ms % 1000) * 1000000L; nanosleep (&req_ts, NULL); #else usleep ((unsigned long) (delay_ms * 1000L)); #endif } #ifdef HAVE_POLL ufds.fd = hnd; ufds.events = POLLIN; ufds.revents = 0x0000; rval = poll (&ufds, 1, timeout_ms); if (rval != 1) return (FALSE); return (((ufds.revents) & POLLIN) == POLLIN); #else tv.tv_sec = timeout_ms / 1000; tv.tv_usec = (timeout_ms % 1000) * 1000L; FD_ZERO (&rfds); FD_SET (hnd, &rfds); rval = select (hnd + 1, &rfds, NULL, NULL, &tv); return FD_ISSET (hnd, &rfds); #endif } static bool IO_Serial_WaitToWrite (int hnd, unsigned delay_ms, unsigned timeout_ms) { int rval; #ifdef HAVE_POLL struct pollfd ufds; #else fd_set rfds; struct timeval tv; #endif if (delay_ms > 0) { #ifdef HAVE_NANOSLEEP struct timespec req_ts; req_ts.tv_sec = delay_ms / 1000; req_ts.tv_nsec = (delay_ms % 1000) * 1000000L; nanosleep (&req_ts, NULL); #else usleep ((unsigned long) (delay_ms * 1000L)); #endif } #ifdef HAVE_POLL ufds.fd = hnd; ufds.events = POLLOUT; ufds.revents = 0x0000; rval = poll (&ufds, 1, timeout_ms); if (rval != 1) return (FALSE); return (((ufds.revents) & POLLOUT) == POLLOUT); #else tv.tv_sec = timeout_ms / 1000; tv.tv_usec = (timeout_ms % 1000) * 1000L; FD_ZERO (&rfds); FD_SET (hnd, &rfds); rval = select (hnd + 1, NULL, &rfds, NULL, &tv); return FD_ISSET (hnd, &rfds); #endif } static void IO_Serial_Clear (IO_Serial * io) { io->fd = -1; io->props = NULL; io->com = 0; memset (io->PnP_id, 0, IO_SERIAL_PNPID_SIZE); io->PnP_id_size = 0; io->usbserial = FALSE; } static void IO_Serial_SetPropertiesCache(IO_Serial * io, IO_Serial_Properties * props) { if (io->props == NULL) io->props = (IO_Serial_Properties *) malloc (sizeof (IO_Serial_Properties)); #ifdef DEBUG_IO printf ("IO: Catching properties\n"); #endif memcpy (io->props, props, sizeof (IO_Serial_Properties)); } static bool IO_Serial_GetPropertiesCache(IO_Serial * io, IO_Serial_Properties * props) { if (io->props != NULL) { memcpy (props, io->props, sizeof (IO_Serial_Properties)); #if 0 #ifdef DEBUG_IO printf ("IO: Getting properties (catched): %ld bps; %d bits/byte; %s parity; %d stopbits; dtr=%d; rts=%d\n", props->input_bitrate, props->bits, props->parity == IO_SERIAL_PARITY_EVEN ? "Even" : props->parity == IO_SERIAL_PARITY_ODD ? "Odd" : "None", props->stopbits, props->dtr, props->rts); #endif #endif return TRUE; } return FALSE; } static void IO_Serial_ClearPropertiesCache (IO_Serial * io) { #ifdef DEBUG_IO printf ("IO: Clearing properties cache\n"); #endif if (io->props != NULL) { free (io->props); io->props = NULL; } } static void IO_Serial_DeviceName (unsigned com, bool usbserial, char * filename, unsigned length) { #ifdef IO_ENABLE_USB if (usbserial) #ifdef OS_LINUX #ifdef IO_ENABLE_DEVFS snprintf (filename, length, "/dev/usb/tts/%d", com - 1); #else snprintf (filename, length, "/dev/ttyUSB%d", com - 1); #endif #endif /* OS_LINUX */ else #endif /* IO_ENABLE_USB */ #ifdef IO_ENABLE_DEVPCSC snprintf (filename, length, "/dev/pcsc/%d", com); #else #ifdef OS_LINUX #ifdef IO_ENABLE_DEVFS snprintf (filename, length, "/dev/tts/%d", com - 1); #else snprintf (filename, length, "/dev/ttyS%d", com - 1); #endif #endif /* OS_LINUX */ #ifdef OS_SOLARIS snprintf (filename, length, "/dev/cua/%c", 'a' + com - 1); #endif /* OS_SOLARIS */ #ifdef OS_CYGWIN32 sprintf (filename, "COM%d", com); #endif /* OS_CYGWIN32 */ #ifdef OS_HPUX snprintf (filename, length, "/dev/tty%dp0", com); #endif /* OS_HPUX */ #ifdef OS_IRIX snprintf (filename, length, "/dev/ttyf%d", com); #endif /* OS_IRIX */ #ifdef OS_DIGITAL_UNIX snprintf (filename, length, "/dev/tty%02d", com); #endif /* OS_DIGITAL_UNIX */ #ifdef OS_AIX snprintf (filename, length, "/dev/tty%d", com - 1); #endif /* OS_AIX */ #ifdef OS_SCO snprintf (filename, length, "/dev/tty%da", com); #endif /* OS_SCO */ #ifdef OS_FREEBSD /* support for for FreeBSD added by Martin Preuss */ snprintf (filename, length, "/dev/cuaa%d", com - 1); #endif /* OS_FREEBSD */ #ifdef OS_NETBSD snprintf (filename, length, "/dev/ttyC%d", com - 1); #endif /* OS_NETBSD */ #ifdef OS_OPENBSD /* support for for FreeBSD added by Martin Preuss */ snprintf (filename, length, "/dev/cua%02d", com - 1); #endif /* OS_SOLARIS */ #endif /* IO_ENABLE_DEVPCSC */ } static bool IO_Serial_InitPnP (IO_Serial * io) { IO_Serial_Properties props; int i = 0; props.input_bitrate = 1200; props.output_bitrate = 1200; props.parity = IO_SERIAL_PARITY_NONE; props.bits = 7; props.stopbits = 1; props.dtr = IO_SERIAL_HIGH; props.rts = IO_SERIAL_HIGH; if (!IO_Serial_SetProperties (io, &props)) return FALSE; while ((i < IO_SERIAL_PNPID_SIZE) && IO_Serial_Read (io, 200, 1, &(io->PnP_id[i]))) i++; io->PnP_id_size = i; return TRUE; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/protocol_t0.c0000644000175000017500000006015507521022540013556 /* protocol_t0.c Handling of ISO 7816 T=0 protocol This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include "defines.h" #include #include #include #include "protocol_t0.h" #include "atr.h" /* * Not exported constants definition */ #define PROTOCOL_T0_MAX_NULLS 200 #define PROTOCOL_T0_DEFAULT_WI 10 #define PROTOCOL_T0_MAX_SHORT_COMMAND 260 #define PROTOCOL_T0_MAX_SHORT_RESPONSE 258 /* * Not exported functions declaration */ static void Protocol_T0_Clear (Protocol_T0 * t0); static int Protocol_T0_Case1 (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static int Protocol_T0_Case2S (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static int Protocol_T0_Case3S (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static int Protocol_T0_Case4S (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static int Protocol_T0_Case2E (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static int Protocol_T0_Case3E (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static int Protocol_T0_Case4E (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static int Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); /* * Exproted funtions definition */ Protocol_T0 * Protocol_T0_New (void) { Protocol_T0 *t0; t0 = (Protocol_T0 *) malloc (sizeof (Protocol_T0)); if (t0 != NULL) Protocol_T0_Clear (t0); return t0; } int Protocol_T0_Init (Protocol_T0 * t0, ICC_Async * icc, PPS_ProtocolParameters * params) { ICC_Async_Timings timings; BYTE wi; #ifndef PROTOCOL_T0_USE_DEFAULT_TIMINGS ATR *atr = ICC_Async_GetAtr (icc); #endif /* Set ICC */ t0->icc = icc; /* Integer value WI = TC2, by default 10 */ #ifndef PROTOCOL_T0_USE_DEFAULT_TIMINGS if (ATR_GetInterfaceByte (atr, 2, ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TC, &(wi)) != ATR_OK) #endif wi = PROTOCOL_T0_DEFAULT_WI; /* WWT = 960 * WI * (Fi / f) * 1000 milliseconds */ t0->wwt = (long unsigned int) (960 * wi * (params->f / ICC_Async_GetClockRate (t0->icc)) * 1000); /* Set timings */ ICC_Async_GetTimings (t0->icc, &timings); timings.block_timeout = t0->wwt; timings.char_timeout = t0->wwt; ICC_Async_SetTimings (t0->icc, &timings); #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf ("Protocol: T=0: WWT=%d\n", t0->wwt); #endif return PROTOCOL_T0_OK; } int Protocol_T0_Command (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { int cmd_case, ret; cmd_case = APDU_Cmd_Case (cmd); #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL if (cmd_case != APDU_MALFORMED) printf ("Protocol: T=0 Case %d %s\n", (cmd_case & 0x0F), APDU_CASE_IS_EXTENDED (cmd_case)? "extended": "short"); #endif if (cmd_case == APDU_CASE_1) ret = Protocol_T0_Case1 (t0, cmd, rsp); else if (cmd_case == APDU_CASE_2S) ret = Protocol_T0_Case2S (t0, cmd, rsp); else if (cmd_case == APDU_CASE_3S) ret = Protocol_T0_Case3S (t0, cmd, rsp); else if (cmd_case == APDU_CASE_4S) ret = Protocol_T0_Case4S (t0, cmd, rsp); else if (cmd_case == APDU_CASE_2E) ret = Protocol_T0_Case2E (t0, cmd, rsp); else if (cmd_case == APDU_CASE_3E) ret = Protocol_T0_Case3E (t0, cmd, rsp); else if (cmd_case == APDU_CASE_4E) ret = Protocol_T0_Case4E (t0, cmd, rsp); else { #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf ("Protocol: T=0: Invalid APDU\n"); #endif ret = PROTOCOL_T0_ERROR; } return ret; } int Protocol_T0_Close (Protocol_T0 * t0) { Protocol_T0_Clear (t0); return PROTOCOL_T0_OK; } void Protocol_T0_Delete (Protocol_T0 * t0) { free (t0); } /* * Not exported functions definition */ static int Protocol_T0_Case1 (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { int ret; BYTE buffer[5]; APDU_Cmd *tpdu_cmd; /* Map command APDU onto TPDU */ memcpy (buffer, APDU_Cmd_Raw (cmd), 4); buffer[4] = 0x00; tpdu_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, 5); /* Send command TPDU */ ret = Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (t0, tpdu_cmd, rsp); /* Delete command TPDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (tpdu_cmd); return ret; } static int Protocol_T0_Case2S (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { int ret; /* Send command TPDU */ ret = Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (t0, cmd, rsp); return ret; } static int Protocol_T0_Case3S (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { int ret; APDU_Rsp *tpdu_rsp; #ifdef PROTOCOL_T0_ISO BYTE buffer[5]; APDU_Cmd *tpdu_cmd; #endif /* Send command TPDU */ ret = Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (t0, cmd, (&tpdu_rsp)); if (ret == PROTOCOL_T0_OK) { #ifdef PROTOCOL_T0_ISO /* Le definitely not accepted */ if (APDU_Rsp_SW1 (tpdu_rsp) == 0x67) { /* Map response APDU onto TPDU without change */ (*rsp) = tpdu_rsp; } /* Le not accepted, La indicated */ else if (APDU_Rsp_SW1 (tpdu_rsp) == 0x6C) { /* Map command APDU onto TPDU */ memcpy (buffer, APDU_Cmd_Raw (cmd), 4); buffer[4] = APDU_Rsp_SW2 (tpdu_rsp); tpdu_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, 5); /* Delete response TPDU */ APDU_Rsp_Delete (tpdu_rsp); /* Re-issue command TPDU */ ret = Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (t0, tpdu_cmd, rsp); /* Delete command TPDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (tpdu_cmd); if (ret == PROTOCOL_T0_OK) { if (APDU_Rsp_DataLen ((*rsp)) > APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd)) { /* Map response APDU onto TPDU */ APDU_Rsp_TruncateData ((*rsp), APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd)); } } } /* Command processed, Lx indicated */ else if (APDU_Rsp_SW1 (tpdu_rsp) == 0x61) { /* MAP response TPDU onto APDU */ (*rsp) = tpdu_rsp; /* Prepare Get Response TPDU */ buffer[0] = APDU_Cmd_Cla (cmd); buffer[1] = 0xC0; buffer[2] = 0x00; buffer[3] = 0x00; do { /* Issue Get Response command TPDU */ buffer[4] = APDU_Rsp_SW2 (tpdu_rsp); tpdu_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, 5); ret = Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (t0, tpdu_cmd, (&tpdu_rsp)); /* Delete command TPDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (tpdu_cmd); if (ret == PROTOCOL_T0_OK) { /* Append response TPDU to APDU */ if (APDU_Rsp_AppendData ((*rsp), tpdu_rsp) != APDU_OK) ret = PROTOCOL_T0_ERROR; /* Delete response TPDU */ APDU_Rsp_Delete (tpdu_rsp); } } while ((ret == PROTOCOL_T0_OK) && (APDU_Rsp_SW1 (*rsp) == 0x61)); if (ret == PROTOCOL_T0_OK) { if (APDU_Rsp_DataLen ((*rsp)) > APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd)) { /* Map response APDU onto TPDU */ APDU_Rsp_TruncateData ((*rsp), APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd)); } } } /* Le accepted */ else { /* Map response TPDU onto APDU without change */ (*rsp) = tpdu_rsp; } #else (*rsp) = tpdu_rsp; #endif } return ret; } static int Protocol_T0_Case4S (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { int ret; BYTE buffer[PROTOCOL_T0_MAX_SHORT_COMMAND]; APDU_Cmd *tpdu_cmd; APDU_Rsp *tpdu_rsp; /* Map command APDU onto TPDU */ memcpy (buffer, APDU_Cmd_Raw (cmd), APDU_Cmd_RawLen (cmd) - 1); tpdu_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, APDU_Cmd_RawLen (cmd) - 1); /* Send command TPDU */ ret = Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (t0, tpdu_cmd, (&tpdu_rsp)); /* Delete command TPDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (tpdu_cmd); if (ret == PROTOCOL_T0_OK) { #ifdef PROTOCOL_T0_ISO /* Command accepted with information added */ if (APDU_Rsp_SW1 (tpdu_rsp) == 0x61) { /* Prepare Get Reponse command TPDU */ buffer[0] = APDU_Cmd_Cla (cmd); buffer[1] = 0xC0; buffer[2] = 0x00; buffer[3] = 0x00; if (APDU_Rsp_SW2 (tpdu_rsp) == 0x00) buffer[4] = (BYTE) APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd); else buffer[4] = MIN (APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd), APDU_Rsp_SW2 (tpdu_rsp)); tpdu_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, 5); /* Delete response TPDU */ APDU_Rsp_Delete (tpdu_rsp); /* Issue Get Reponse command */ ret = Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (t0, tpdu_cmd, rsp); /* Delete command TPDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (tpdu_cmd); } /* Command not accepted */ else if ((APDU_Rsp_SW1 (tpdu_rsp) & 0xF0) == 0x60) { /* Map response TPDU onto APDU without change */ (*rsp) = tpdu_rsp; } /* Command accepted */ else { /* Delete response TPDU */ APDU_Rsp_Delete (tpdu_rsp); /* Prepare Get Reponse TPDU */ buffer[0] = APDU_Cmd_Cla (cmd); buffer[1] = 0xC0; buffer[2] = 0x00; buffer[3] = 0x00; buffer[4] = (BYTE) APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd); tpdu_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, 5); /* Issue Get Reponse command TPDU */ ret = Protocol_T0_Case3S (t0, tpdu_cmd, rsp); /* Delete command TPDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (tpdu_cmd); } #else (*rsp) = tpdu_rsp; #endif } return ret; } static int Protocol_T0_Case2E (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { int ret = PROTOCOL_T0_OK, i; BYTE buffer[PROTOCOL_T0_MAX_SHORT_COMMAND]; APDU_Cmd *tpdu_cmd; APDU_Rsp *tpdu_rsp; if (APDU_Cmd_Lc (cmd) < 256) { /* MAP APDU onto command TPDU */ buffer[0] = APDU_Cmd_Cla (cmd); buffer[1] = APDU_Cmd_Ins (cmd); buffer[2] = APDU_Cmd_P1 (cmd); buffer[3] = APDU_Cmd_P2 (cmd); buffer[4] = (BYTE) APDU_Cmd_Lc (cmd); memcpy (buffer + 5, APDU_Cmd_Data (cmd), buffer[4]); tpdu_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, buffer[4] + 5); /* Send command TPDU */ ret = Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (t0, tpdu_cmd, rsp); /* Delete command TPDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (tpdu_cmd); } else { /* Prepare envelope TPDU */ buffer[0] = APDU_Cmd_Cla (cmd); buffer[1] = 0xC2; buffer[2] = 0x00; buffer[3] = 0x00; for (i = 0; i < APDU_Cmd_RawLen (cmd); i += buffer[4]) { /* Create envelope command TPDU */ buffer[4] = MIN (255, APDU_Cmd_RawLen (cmd) - i); memcpy (buffer + 5, APDU_Cmd_Raw (cmd) + i, buffer[4]); tpdu_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, buffer[4] + 5); /* Send envelope command TPDU */ ret = Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (t0, tpdu_cmd, (&tpdu_rsp)); /* Delete command TPDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (tpdu_cmd); if (ret == PROTOCOL_T0_OK) { /* Card does support envelope command */ if (APDU_Rsp_SW1 (tpdu_rsp) == 0x90) { /* This is not the last segment */ if (buffer[4] + i < APDU_Cmd_RawLen (cmd)) { /* Delete response TPDU */ APDU_Rsp_Delete (tpdu_rsp); } else { /* Map response TPDU onto APDU */ (*rsp) = tpdu_rsp; } } /* Card does not support envelope command or error */ else { /* Map response tpdu onto APDU without change */ (*rsp) = tpdu_rsp; break; } } else break; } } return ret; } static int Protocol_T0_Case3E (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { int ret; BYTE buffer[5]; APDU_Cmd *tpdu_cmd; APDU_Rsp *tpdu_rsp; long Lm, Lx; if (APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd) <= 256) { /* Map APDU onto command TPDU */ buffer[0] = APDU_Cmd_Cla (cmd); buffer[1] = APDU_Cmd_Ins (cmd); buffer[2] = APDU_Cmd_P1 (cmd); buffer[3] = APDU_Cmd_P2 (cmd); buffer[4] = (BYTE) APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd); tpdu_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, 5); /* Send command TPDU */ ret = Protocol_T0_Case3S (t0, tpdu_cmd, rsp); /* Delete command TPDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (tpdu_cmd); } else { /* Map APDU onto command TPDU */ buffer[0] = APDU_Cmd_Cla (cmd); buffer[1] = APDU_Cmd_Ins (cmd); buffer[2] = APDU_Cmd_P1 (cmd); buffer[3] = APDU_Cmd_P2 (cmd); buffer[4] = 0x00; tpdu_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, 5); /* Send command TPDU */ ret = Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (t0, tpdu_cmd, (&tpdu_rsp)); /* Delete command TPDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (tpdu_cmd); if (ret == PROTOCOL_T0_OK) { /* Le definitely not accepted */ if (APDU_Rsp_SW1 (tpdu_rsp) == 0x67) { /* Map response APDU onto TPDU without change */ (*rsp) = tpdu_rsp; } /* Le not accepted, La indicated */ else if (APDU_Rsp_SW1 (tpdu_rsp) == 0x6C) { /* Map command APDU onto TPDU */ memcpy (buffer, APDU_Cmd_Raw (cmd), 4); buffer[4] = APDU_Rsp_SW2 (tpdu_rsp); tpdu_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, 5); /* Delete response TPDU */ APDU_Rsp_Delete (tpdu_rsp); /* Re-issue command TPDU */ ret = Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (t0, tpdu_cmd, rsp); /* Delete command TPDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (tpdu_cmd); } /* Command processed, Lx indicated */ else if (APDU_Rsp_SW1 (tpdu_rsp) == 0x61) { /* Map response TPDU onto APDU */ (*rsp) = tpdu_rsp; Lx = (APDU_Rsp_SW2 (tpdu_rsp) == 0x00) ? 256 : APDU_Rsp_SW2 (tpdu_rsp); Lm = APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd) - APDU_Rsp_DataLen (*rsp); /* Prepare Get Response TPDU */ buffer[0] = APDU_Cmd_Cla (cmd); buffer[1] = 0xC0; buffer[2] = 0x00; buffer[3] = 0x00; while (Lm > 0) { buffer[4] = (BYTE) MIN (Lm, Lx); tpdu_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, 5); /* Issue Get Response command TPDU */ ret = Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (t0, tpdu_cmd, (&tpdu_rsp)); /* Delete command TPDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (tpdu_cmd); if (ret == PROTOCOL_T0_OK) { /* Append response TPDU to APDU */ if (APDU_Rsp_AppendData ((*rsp), tpdu_rsp) != APDU_OK) { ret = PROTOCOL_T0_ERROR; APDU_Rsp_Delete (tpdu_rsp); break; } /* Delete response TPDU */ APDU_Rsp_Delete (tpdu_rsp); } else break; Lm = APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd) - APDU_Rsp_DataLen (*rsp); } /* Lm == 0 */ } /* Le accepted: card has no more than 265 bytes or does not support Get Response */ else { /* Map response TPDU onto APDU without change */ (*rsp) = tpdu_rsp; } } } return ret; } static int Protocol_T0_Case4E (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { int ret; BYTE buffer[PROTOCOL_T0_MAX_SHORT_COMMAND]; APDU_Cmd *tpdu_cmd, *gr_cmd; APDU_Rsp *tpdu_rsp; long Le; /* 4E1 */ if (APDU_Cmd_Lc (cmd) < 256) { /* Map APDU onto command TPDU */ buffer[0] = APDU_Cmd_Cla (cmd); buffer[1] = APDU_Cmd_Ins (cmd); buffer[2] = APDU_Cmd_P1 (cmd); buffer[3] = APDU_Cmd_P2 (cmd); buffer[4] = (BYTE) APDU_Cmd_Lc (cmd); memcpy (buffer + 5, APDU_Cmd_Data (cmd), buffer[4]); tpdu_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, buffer[4] + 5); /* Send command TPDU */ ret = Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (t0, tpdu_cmd, (&tpdu_rsp)); /* Delete command TPDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (tpdu_cmd); } /* 4E2 */ else { ret = Protocol_T0_Case2E (t0, cmd, (&tpdu_rsp)); } /* 4E1 a) b) and c) */ if (ret == PROTOCOL_T0_OK) { if (APDU_Rsp_SW1 (tpdu_rsp) == 0x61) { /* Lm == (Le - APDU_Rsp_RawLen (tpdu_rsp)) == 0 */ if (APDU_Rsp_SW2 (tpdu_rsp) != 0x00) Le = MIN(APDU_Rsp_SW2 (tpdu_rsp), APDU_Cmd_Le(cmd)); else Le = APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd); /* Delete response TPDU */ APDU_Rsp_Delete (tpdu_rsp); /* Prepare extended Get Response APDU command */ buffer[0] = APDU_Cmd_Cla (cmd); buffer[1] = 0xC0; buffer[2] = 0x00; buffer[3] = 0x00; buffer[4] = 0x00; /* B1 = 0x00 */ buffer[5] = (BYTE) (Le >> 8); /* B2 = BL-1 */ buffer[6] = (BYTE) (Le & 0x00FF); /* B3 = BL */ gr_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, 7); /* Issue Case 3E get response command */ ret = Protocol_T0_Case3E (t0, gr_cmd, rsp); /* Delete Get Response command APDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (gr_cmd); } else if ((APDU_Rsp_SW1 (tpdu_rsp) & 0xF0) == 0x60) { /* Map response TPDU onto APDU without change */ (*rsp) = tpdu_rsp; } else { /* Delete response TPDU */ APDU_Rsp_Delete (tpdu_rsp); /* Prepare extended Get Response APDU command */ buffer[0] = APDU_Cmd_Cla (cmd); buffer[1] = 0xC0; buffer[2] = 0x00; buffer[3] = 0x00; buffer[4] = 0x00; /* B1 = 0x00 */ buffer[5] = (BYTE) (APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd) >> 8); /* B2 = BL-1 */ buffer[6] = (BYTE) (APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd) & 0x00FF); /* B3 = BL */ gr_cmd = APDU_Cmd_New (buffer, 7); /* Issue Case 3E get response command */ ret = Protocol_T0_Case3E (t0, gr_cmd, rsp); /* Delete Get Response command APDU */ APDU_Cmd_Delete (gr_cmd); } } return ret; } static int Protocol_T0_ExchangeTPDU (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { BYTE buffer[PROTOCOL_T0_MAX_SHORT_RESPONSE]; BYTE *data; long Lc, Le, sent, recv; int ret = PROTOCOL_T0_OK, nulls, cmd_case; /* Parse APDU */ Lc = APDU_Cmd_Lc (cmd); Le = APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd); data = APDU_Cmd_Data (cmd); cmd_case = APDU_Cmd_Case (cmd); /* Check case of command */ if ((cmd_case != APDU_CASE_2S) && (cmd_case != APDU_CASE_3S)) return PROTOCOL_T0_ERROR; /* Initialise transmission */ if (ICC_Async_BeginTransmission (t0->icc) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { (*rsp) = NULL; return PROTOCOL_T0_ICC_ERROR; } /* Send header bytes */ if (ICC_Async_Transmit (t0->icc, 5, APDU_Cmd_Header (cmd)) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { ICC_Async_EndTransmission (t0->icc); (*rsp) = NULL; return PROTOCOL_T0_ICC_ERROR; } /* Initialise counters */ nulls = 0; sent = 0; recv = 0; /* * Let's be a bit paranoid with buffer sizes within this loop * so it doesn't overflow reception and transmission buffers * if card does not strictly respect the protocol */ while (recv < PROTOCOL_T0_MAX_SHORT_RESPONSE) { /* Read one procedure byte */ if (ICC_Async_Receive (t0->icc, 1, buffer + recv) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { ret = PROTOCOL_T0_ICC_ERROR; break; } /* NULL byte received */ if (buffer[recv] == 0x60) { nulls++; /* Maximum number of nulls reached */ if (nulls >= PROTOCOL_T0_MAX_NULLS) { ret = PROTOCOL_T0_NULL_ERROR; break; } continue; } /* SW1 byte received */ else if ((buffer[recv] & 0xF0) == 0x60 || (buffer[recv] & 0xF0) == 0x90) { recv++; if (recv >= PROTOCOL_T0_MAX_SHORT_RESPONSE) return PROTOCOL_T0_ERROR; /* Read SW2 byte */ if (ICC_Async_Receive (t0->icc, 1, buffer + recv) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { ret = PROTOCOL_T0_ICC_ERROR; break; } recv++; ret = PROTOCOL_T0_OK; break; } /* ACK byte received */ else if ((buffer[recv] & 0x0E) == (APDU_Cmd_Ins (cmd) & 0x0E)) { /* Reset null's counter */ nulls = 0; /* Case 2 command: send data */ if (cmd_case == APDU_CASE_2S) { if (sent >= Lc) return PROTOCOL_T0_ERROR; if (ICC_Async_Switch (t0->icc) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { ret = PROTOCOL_T0_ICC_ERROR; break; } /* Send remaining data bytes */ if (ICC_Async_Transmit (t0->icc, MAX (Lc - sent, 0), data + sent) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { ret = PROTOCOL_T0_ICC_ERROR; break; } sent = Lc; continue; } /* Case 3 command: receive data */ else { if (recv >= PROTOCOL_T0_MAX_SHORT_RESPONSE) return PROTOCOL_T0_ERROR; /* * Le <= PROTOCOL_T0_MAX_SHORT_RESPONSE - 2 for short commands */ /* Read remaining data bytes */ if (ICC_Async_Receive (t0->icc, MAX (Le - recv, 0), buffer + recv) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { ret = PROTOCOL_T0_ICC_ERROR; break; } recv = Le; continue; } } /* ~ACK byte received */ else if ((buffer[recv] & 0x0E) == ((~APDU_Cmd_Ins (cmd)) & 0x0E)) { /* Reset null's counter */ nulls = 0; /* Case 2 command: send data */ if (cmd_case == APDU_CASE_2S) { if (sent >= Lc) return PROTOCOL_T0_ERROR; if (ICC_Async_Switch (t0->icc) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { ret = PROTOCOL_T0_ICC_ERROR; break; } /* Send next data byte */ if (ICC_Async_Transmit (t0->icc, 1, data + sent) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { ret = PROTOCOL_T0_ICC_ERROR; break; } sent++; continue; } /* Case 3 command: receive data */ else { if (recv >= PROTOCOL_T0_MAX_SHORT_RESPONSE) return PROTOCOL_T0_ERROR; /* Read next data byte */ if (ICC_Async_Receive (t0->icc, 1, buffer + recv) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { ret = PROTOCOL_T0_ICC_ERROR; break; } recv++; continue; } } /* Anything else received */ else { ret = PROTOCOL_T0_ERROR; break; } } if (ICC_Async_Switch (t0->icc) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) ret = PROTOCOL_T0_ICC_ERROR; if (ret == PROTOCOL_T0_OK) (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, recv); else (*rsp) = NULL; /* End of transmission */ if (ICC_Async_EndTransmission (t0->icc) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) return PROTOCOL_T0_ICC_ERROR; return (ret); } static void Protocol_T0_Clear (Protocol_T0 * t0) { t0->icc = NULL; t0->wwt = 0; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/protocol_t1.c0000644000175000017500000002737707521022540013570 /* protocol_t1.c Handling of ISO 7816 T=1 protocol This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include "defines.h" #include #include #include #include "protocol_t1.h" #include "t1_block.h" /* * Not exported constants definition */ #define PROTOCOL_T1_DEFAULT_IFSC 32 #define PROTOCOL_T1_DEFAULT_IFSD 32 #define PROTOCOL_T1_MAX_IFSC 251 /* Cannot send > 255 buffer */ #define PROTOCOL_T1_DEFAULT_CWI 13 #define PROTOCOL_T1_DEFAULT_BWI 4 #define PROTOCOL_T1_EDC_LRC 0 #define PROTOCOL_T1_EDC_CRC 1 /* * Not exported functions declaration */ static void Protocol_T1_Clear (Protocol_T1 * t1); static int Protocol_T1_SendBlock (Protocol_T1 * t1, T1_Block * block); static int Protocol_T1_ReceiveBlock (Protocol_T1 * t1, T1_Block ** block); static int Protocol_T1_UpdateBWT (Protocol_T1 * t1, unsigned short bwt); /* * Exproted funtions definition */ Protocol_T1 * Protocol_T1_New (void) { Protocol_T1 *t1; t1 = (Protocol_T1 *) malloc (sizeof (Protocol_T1)); if (t1 != NULL) Protocol_T1_Clear (t1); return t1; } int Protocol_T1_Init (Protocol_T1 * t1, ICC_Async * icc, PPS_ProtocolParameters * params) { ICC_Async_Timings timings; BYTE ta, tb, tc, cwi, bwi; unsigned long baudrate; double work_etu; ATR *atr; int i; /* Set ICC */ t1->icc = icc; /* Get ATR of the card */ atr = ICC_Async_GetAtr (t1->icc); /* Set IFSC */ if (ATR_GetInterfaceByte (atr, 3, ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA, &ta) == ATR_NOT_FOUND) t1->ifsc = PROTOCOL_T1_DEFAULT_IFSC; else if ((ta != 0x00) && (ta != 0xFF)) t1->ifsc = ta; else t1->ifsc = PROTOCOL_T1_DEFAULT_IFSC; /* Towitoko does not allow IFSC > 251 */ t1->ifsc = MIN (t1->ifsc, PROTOCOL_T1_MAX_IFSC); /* Set IFSD */ t1->ifsd = PROTOCOL_T1_DEFAULT_IFSD; #ifndef PROTOCOL_T1_USE_DEFAULT_TIMINGS /* Calculate CWI and BWI */ if (ATR_GetInterfaceByte (atr, 3, ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB, &tb) == ATR_NOT_FOUND) { #endif cwi = PROTOCOL_T1_DEFAULT_CWI; bwi = PROTOCOL_T1_DEFAULT_BWI; #ifndef PROTOCOL_T1_USE_DEFAULT_TIMINGS } else { cwi = tb & 0x0F; bwi = (tb & 0xF0) >> 4; } #endif /* Work etu = (1000 / baudrate) milliseconds */ ICC_Async_GetBaudrate (t1->icc, &baudrate); work_etu = 1000 / (double)baudrate; /* Set CWT = (2^CWI + 11) work etu */ t1->cwt = 1; for (i = 0; i < cwi ; i++) t1->cwt *= 2; t1->cwt = (unsigned short) ((t1->cwt + 11) * work_etu); /* Set BWT = (2^BWI * 960 + 11) work etu */ t1->bwt = 1; for (i = 0; i < bwi; i++) t1->bwt *= 2; t1->bwt = (unsigned short) ((t1->bwt * 960 + 11) * work_etu); /* Set BGT = 22 * work etu */ t1->bgt = (unsigned short) (22 * work_etu); /* Set the error detection code type */ if (ATR_GetInterfaceByte (atr, 3, ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TC, &tc) == ATR_NOT_FOUND) t1->edc = PROTOCOL_T1_EDC_LRC; else t1->edc = tc & 0x01; /* Set initial send sequence (NS) */ t1->ns = 1; /* Set timings */ ICC_Async_GetTimings (t1->icc, &timings); timings.block_timeout = t1->bwt; timings.char_timeout = t1->cwt; timings.block_delay = t1->bgt; ICC_Async_SetTimings (t1->icc, &timings); #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf ("Protocol: T=1: IFSC=%d, IFSD=%d, CWT=%d, BWT=%d, BGT=%d, EDC=%s\n", t1->ifsc, t1->ifsd, t1->cwt, t1->bwt, t1->bgt, (t1->edc == PROTOCOL_T1_EDC_LRC) ? "LRC" : "CRC"); #endif return PROTOCOL_T1_OK; } int Protocol_T1_Command (Protocol_T1 * t1, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { T1_Block *block; BYTE *buffer, rsp_type, bytes, nr, wtx; unsigned short counter; int ret; bool more; /* Calculate the number of bytes to send */ counter = 0; bytes = MIN (APDU_Cmd_RawLen (cmd), t1->ifsc); /* See if chaining is needed */ more = (APDU_Cmd_RawLen (cmd) > t1->ifsc); /* Increment ns */ t1->ns = (t1->ns + 1) %2; /* Create an I-Block */ block = T1_Block_NewIBlock (bytes, APDU_Cmd_Raw (cmd), t1->ns, more); #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf ("Sending block I(%d,%d)\n", t1->ns, more); #endif /* Send a block */ ret = Protocol_T1_SendBlock (t1, block); /* Delete I-block */ T1_Block_Delete (block); while ((ret == PROTOCOL_T1_OK) && more) { /* Receive a block */ ret = Protocol_T1_ReceiveBlock (t1, &block); if (ret == PROTOCOL_T1_OK) { rsp_type = T1_Block_GetType (block); /* Positive ACK R-Block received */ if (rsp_type == T1_BLOCK_R_OK) { #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf ("Protocol: Received block R(%d)\n", T1_Block_GetNR (block)); #endif /* Delete block */ T1_Block_Delete (block); /* Increment ns */ t1->ns = (t1->ns + 1) % 2; /* Calculate the number of bytes to send */ counter += bytes; bytes = MIN (APDU_Cmd_RawLen (cmd) - counter, t1->ifsc); /* See if chaining is needed */ more = (APDU_Cmd_RawLen (cmd) - counter > t1->ifsc); /* Create an I-Block */ block = T1_Block_NewIBlock (bytes, APDU_Cmd_Raw (cmd) + counter, t1->ns, more); #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf ("Protocol: Sending block I(%d,%d)\n", t1->ns, more); #endif /* Send a block */ ret = Protocol_T1_SendBlock (t1, block); /* Delete I-block */ T1_Block_Delete (block); } else { /* Delete block */ T1_Block_Delete (block); ret = PROTOCOL_T1_NOT_IMPLEMENTED; } } else { ret = PROTOCOL_T1_NOT_IMPLEMENTED; } } /* Reset counter */ buffer = NULL; counter = 0; more = TRUE; wtx = 0; while ((ret == PROTOCOL_T1_OK) && more) { if (wtx > 1) Protocol_T1_UpdateBWT (t1, wtx * (t1->bwt)); /* Receive a block */ ret = Protocol_T1_ReceiveBlock (t1, &block); if (wtx > 1) { Protocol_T1_UpdateBWT (t1, t1->bwt); wtx = 0; } if (ret == PROTOCOL_T1_OK) { rsp_type = T1_Block_GetType (block); if (rsp_type == T1_BLOCK_I) { #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf ("Protocol: Received block I(%d,%d)\n", T1_Block_GetNS(block), T1_Block_GetMore (block)); #endif /* Calculate nr */ nr = (T1_Block_GetNS (block) + 1) % 2; /* Save inf field */ bytes = T1_Block_GetLen (block); buffer = (BYTE *) realloc(buffer, counter + bytes); memcpy (buffer + counter, T1_Block_GetInf (block), bytes); counter += bytes; /* See if chaining is requested */ more = T1_Block_GetMore (block); /* Delete block */ T1_Block_Delete (block); if (more) { /* Create an R-Block */ block = T1_Block_NewRBlock (T1_BLOCK_R_OK, nr); #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf ("Protocol: Sending block R(%d)\n", nr); #endif /* Send R-Block */ ret = Protocol_T1_SendBlock (t1, block); /* Delete I-block */ T1_Block_Delete (block); } } /* WTX Request S-Block received */ else if (rsp_type == T1_BLOCK_S_WTX_REQ) { /* Get wtx multiplier */ wtx = (*T1_Block_GetInf (block)); #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf ("Protocol: Received block S(WTX request, %d)\n", wtx); #endif /* Delete block */ T1_Block_Delete (block); /* Create an WTX response S-Block */ block = T1_Block_NewSBlock (T1_BLOCK_S_WTX_RES, 1, &wtx); #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf ("Protocol: Sending block S(WTX response, %d)\n", wtx); #endif /* Send WTX response */ ret = Protocol_T1_SendBlock (t1, block); /* Delete block */ T1_Block_Delete (block); } else { ret = PROTOCOL_T1_NOT_IMPLEMENTED; } } } if (ret == PROTOCOL_T1_OK) (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, counter); if (buffer != NULL) free (buffer); return ret; } int Protocol_T1_Close (Protocol_T1 * t1) { Protocol_T1_Clear (t1); return PROTOCOL_T1_OK; } void Protocol_T1_Delete (Protocol_T1 * t1) { free (t1); } /* * Not exported functions definition */ static int Protocol_T1_SendBlock (Protocol_T1 * t1, T1_Block * block) { BYTE *buffer; int length, ret; /* Setup transmission */ if (ICC_Async_BeginTransmission (t1->icc) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) ret = PROTOCOL_T1_ICC_ERROR; else { /* Send T=1 block */ buffer = T1_Block_Raw (block); length = T1_Block_RawLen (block); if (ICC_Async_Transmit (t1->icc, length, buffer) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { ICC_Async_EndTransmission (t1->icc); ret = PROTOCOL_T1_ICC_ERROR; } else ret = PROTOCOL_T1_OK; } return ret; } static int Protocol_T1_ReceiveBlock (Protocol_T1 * t1, T1_Block ** block) { BYTE buffer[T1_BLOCK_MAX_SIZE]; int ret; /* Receive four mandatory bytes */ if (ICC_Async_Receive (t1->icc, 4, buffer) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { ret = PROTOCOL_T1_ICC_ERROR; (*block) = NULL; } else { if (buffer[2] != 0x00) { /* Set timings to read the remaining block */ Protocol_T1_UpdateBWT (t1, t1->cwt); /* Receive remaining bytes */ if (ICC_Async_Receive (t1->icc, buffer[2], buffer + 4) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) { (*block) = NULL; ret = PROTOCOL_T1_ICC_ERROR; } else { (*block) = T1_Block_New (buffer, buffer[2] + 4); ret = PROTOCOL_T1_OK; } /* Restore timings */ Protocol_T1_UpdateBWT (t1, t1->bwt); } else { ret = PROTOCOL_T1_OK; (*block) = T1_Block_New (buffer, 4); } } if (ICC_Async_Switch (t1->icc) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) ret = PROTOCOL_T1_ICC_ERROR; /* End of transmission */ if (ICC_Async_EndTransmission (t1->icc) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) ret = PROTOCOL_T1_ICC_ERROR; return ret; } static void Protocol_T1_Clear (Protocol_T1 * t1) { t1->icc = NULL; t1->ifsc = 0; t1->ifsd = 0; t1->bgt = 0; t1->bwt = 0; t1->cwt = 0; t1->edc = 0; t1->ns = 0; } static int Protocol_T1_UpdateBWT (Protocol_T1 * t1, unsigned short bwt) { ICC_Async_Timings timings; ICC_Async_GetTimings (t1->icc, &timings); timings.block_timeout = bwt; ICC_Async_SetTimings (t1->icc, &timings); return PROTOCOL_T1_OK; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/t1_block.c0000644000175000017500000001152007521022540013000 /* t1_block.h T=1 block abstract data type implementation This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include "t1_block.h" #include #include /* * Not exported constants definition */ #define T1_BLOCK_NAD 0x00 /* * Not exported functions declaration */ static BYTE T1_Block_LRC (BYTE * data, unsigned length); /* * Exported functions definition */ T1_Block * T1_Block_New (BYTE * buffer, unsigned length) { T1_Block * block; if (length < 4) return NULL; block = (T1_Block *) malloc (sizeof (T1_Block)); if (block != NULL) { block->length = MIN(length, T1_BLOCK_MAX_SIZE); block->data = (BYTE *) calloc (block->length, sizeof (BYTE)); if (block->data != NULL) { memcpy (block->data, buffer, block->length); } else { free (block); block = NULL; } } return block; } T1_Block * T1_Block_NewIBlock (BYTE len, BYTE * inf, BYTE ns, bool more) { T1_Block * block; block = (T1_Block *) malloc (sizeof (T1_Block)); if (block != NULL) { block->length = len + 4; block->data = (BYTE *) calloc (block->length, sizeof (BYTE)); if (block->data != NULL) { block->data[0] = T1_BLOCK_NAD; block->data[1] = T1_BLOCK_I | ((ns << 6) & 0x40); if (more) block->data[1] |= 0x20; block->data[2] = len; if (len != 0x00) memcpy (block->data + 3, inf, len); block->data[len+3] = T1_Block_LRC (block->data, len+3); } else { free (block); block = NULL; } } return block; } T1_Block * T1_Block_NewRBlock (BYTE type, BYTE nr) { T1_Block * block; block = (T1_Block *) malloc (sizeof (T1_Block)); if (block != NULL) { block->length = 4; block->data = (BYTE *) calloc (block->length, sizeof (BYTE)); if (block->data != NULL) { block->data[0] = T1_BLOCK_NAD; block->data[1] = type | ((nr << 4) & 0x10); block->data[2] = 0x00; block->data[3] = T1_Block_LRC (block->data, 3); } else { free (block); block = NULL; } } return block; } T1_Block * T1_Block_NewSBlock (BYTE type, BYTE len, BYTE * inf) { T1_Block * block; block = (T1_Block *) malloc (sizeof (T1_Block)); if (block != NULL) { block->length = 4 + len; block->data = (BYTE *) calloc (block->length, sizeof (BYTE)); if (block->data != NULL) { block->data[0] = T1_BLOCK_NAD; block->data[1] = type; block->data[2] = len; if (len != 0x00) memcpy (block->data + 3, inf, len); block->data[len+3] = T1_Block_LRC (block->data, len+3); } else { free (block); block = NULL; } } return block; } BYTE T1_Block_GetType (T1_Block * block) { if ((block->data[1] & 0x80) == T1_BLOCK_I) return T1_BLOCK_I; return (block->data[1] & 0xEF); } BYTE T1_Block_GetNS (T1_Block * block) { return ((block->data[1] >> 6)& 0x01); } bool T1_Block_GetMore (T1_Block * block) { return ((block->data[1] >> 5) & 0x01); } BYTE T1_Block_GetNR (T1_Block * block) { return ((block->data[1] >> 4) & 0x01); } BYTE T1_Block_GetLen (T1_Block * block) { return block->data[2]; } BYTE * T1_Block_GetInf (T1_Block * block) { if (block->length < 5) return NULL; return block->data + 3; } BYTE * T1_Block_Raw (T1_Block * block) { return block->data; } unsigned T1_Block_RawLen (T1_Block * block) { return block->length; } void T1_Block_Delete (T1_Block * block) { free (block->data); free (block); } /* * Not exported functions definition */ static BYTE T1_Block_LRC (BYTE * data, unsigned length) { BYTE lrc; unsigned i; lrc = 0x00; for (i = 0; i < length; i++) { lrc ^= data[i]; } return lrc; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/ifd_towitoko.c0000644000175000017500000012174407527763534014042 /* ifd_towitoko.c This module provides IFD handling functions. This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 2001 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include "defines.h" #include #include #include #include #include #include "ifd_towitoko.h" #include "io_serial.h" /* * Not exported constants */ #define IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT 1000 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY 0 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_BAUDRATE 9600 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_PS 15 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_MAX_TRANSMIT 255 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_ATR_TIMEOUT 200 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_ATR_MIN_LENGTH 1 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_CLOCK_RATE (372L * 9600L) #define HI(a) (((a) & 0xff00) >> 8) #define LO(a) ((a) & 0x00ff) /* * Not exported functions declaration */ static int IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (IFD * ifd, BYTE * command, BYTE size); static BYTE IFD_Towitoko_Checksum (BYTE * cmd, unsigned size, BYTE init); static int IFD_Towitoko_GetReaderInfo (IFD * ifd); static unsigned IFD_Towitoko_NumTrials (BYTE b); static void IFD_Towitoko_Clear (IFD * ifd); /* * Exported functions definition */ IFD * IFD_Towitoko_New () { IFD *ifd; ifd = (IFD *) malloc (sizeof (IFD)); if (ifd != NULL) IFD_Towitoko_Clear (ifd); return ifd; } void IFD_Towitoko_Delete (IFD * ifd) { free (ifd); } int IFD_Towitoko_Init (IFD * ifd, IO_Serial * io, BYTE slot) { IO_Serial_Properties props; int ret; #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Initialicing slot number %d\n", slot); #endif if ((slot != IFD_TOWITOKO_SLOT_A) && (slot != IFD_TOWITOKO_SLOT_B)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_PARAM_ERROR; /* Default serial port settings */ props.input_bitrate = IFD_TOWITOKO_BAUDRATE; props.output_bitrate = IFD_TOWITOKO_BAUDRATE; props.bits = 8; props.parity = IO_SERIAL_PARITY_EVEN; props.stopbits = 2; props.dtr = IO_SERIAL_HIGH; props.rts = IO_SERIAL_HIGH; if (!IO_Serial_SetProperties (io, &props)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; /* Default ifd settings */ ifd->io = io; ifd->slot = slot; ifd->type = IFD_TOWITOKO_UNKNOWN; ret = IFD_Towitoko_SetBaudrate (ifd, IFD_TOWITOKO_BAUDRATE); if (ret != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) { IFD_Towitoko_Clear (ifd); return ret; } ret = IFD_Towitoko_SetParity (ifd, IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_EVEN); if (ret != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) { IFD_Towitoko_Clear (ifd); return ret; } ret = IFD_Towitoko_GetReaderInfo (ifd); if (ret != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) { IFD_Towitoko_Clear (ifd); return ret; } /* Kartenzwerg settings */ if (ifd->type == IFD_TOWITOKO_KARTENZWERG) { props.input_bitrate = IFD_TOWITOKO_BAUDRATE; props.output_bitrate = IFD_TOWITOKO_BAUDRATE; props.bits = 8; props.dtr = IO_SERIAL_HIGH; props.rts = IO_SERIAL_HIGH; props.parity = IO_SERIAL_PARITY_NONE; props.stopbits = 1; if (!IO_Serial_SetProperties (ifd->io, &props)) { IFD_Towitoko_Clear (ifd); return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; } } return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_Close (IFD * ifd) { int ret; #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Closing slot number %d\n", ifd->slot); #endif ret = IFD_Towitoko_SetLED (ifd, IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_OFF); if (ret != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ret; IFD_Towitoko_Clear (ifd); return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_SetBaudrate (IFD * ifd, unsigned long baudrate) { BYTE status[1]; BYTE buffer[6] = { 0x6E, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x08, 0x00}; IO_Serial_Properties props; #ifdef HAVE_NANOSLEEP struct timespec req_ts; #endif if (IFD_Towitoko_GetMaxBaudrate (ifd) < baudrate) { #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Tried to set unsupported baudrate: %lu", baudrate); #endif return IFD_TOWITOKO_PARAM_ERROR; } #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Setting baudrate to %lu\n", baudrate); #endif /* Get current settings */ if (!IO_Serial_GetProperties (ifd->io, &props)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (props.output_bitrate == baudrate) return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; #if 1 /* Convert baudrate to a quantum magnitude */ if (baudrate <= 1200) { buffer[1] = 0x60; buffer[3] = 0x07; } else if (baudrate <= 2400) { buffer[1] = 0x2E; buffer[3] = 0x03; } else if (baudrate <= 4800) { buffer[1] = 0x17; buffer[3] = 0x05; } else if (baudrate <= 6975) { buffer[1] = 0x0F; buffer[3] = 0x01; } else if (baudrate <= 9600) { buffer[1] = 0x0B; buffer[3] = 0x02; } else if (baudrate <= 14400) { buffer[1] = 0x07; buffer[3] = 0x01; } else if (baudrate <= 19200) { buffer[1] = 0x05; buffer[3] = 0x02; } else if (baudrate <= 28800) { buffer[1] = 0x03; buffer[3] = 0x00; } else if (baudrate <= 38400) { buffer[1] = 0x02; buffer[3] = 0x00; } else if (baudrate <= 57600) { buffer[1] = 0x01; buffer[3] = 0x00; } else if (baudrate <= 115200L) { buffer[1] = 0x80; buffer[3] = 0x00; } else return IFD_TOWITOKO_PARAM_ERROR; buffer[2] = buffer[1] ^ 0x5D; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, buffer, 6); /* Set ifd baudrate requested */ if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 6, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; #endif /* Set serial device bitrate */ props.output_bitrate = baudrate; props.input_bitrate = baudrate; if (!IO_Serial_SetProperties (ifd->io, &props)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; /* Delay 150 ms until CHIPDRIVE is ready */ #ifdef HAVE_NANOSLEEP req_ts.tv_sec = 0; req_ts.tv_nsec = 150000000L; nanosleep (&req_ts, NULL); #else usleep (150000L); #endif return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_GetBaudrate (IFD * ifd, unsigned long *baudrate) { IO_Serial_Properties props; /* Get current settings */ if (!IO_Serial_GetProperties (ifd->io, &props)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; (*baudrate) = props.output_bitrate; return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } extern int IFD_Towitoko_SetParity (IFD * ifd, BYTE parity) { BYTE buffer[5] = { 0x6F, 0x00, 0x6A, 0x0F, 0x00 }; BYTE status[1]; IO_Serial_Properties props; if (ifd->type == IFD_TOWITOKO_KARTENZWERG) return IFD_TOWITOKO_UNSUPPORTED; #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Parity = %s\n", parity == IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_ODD ? "Odd" : parity == IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_EVEN ? "Even" : "Invalid"); #endif if ((parity != IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_EVEN) && (parity != IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_ODD)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_PARAM_ERROR; /* Get current settings */ if (!IO_Serial_GetProperties (ifd->io, &props)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; /* Set serial device parity to even */ if (props.parity == IO_SERIAL_PARITY_ODD) { props.parity = IO_SERIAL_PARITY_EVEN; if (!IO_Serial_SetProperties (ifd->io, &props)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; } /* Set ifd parity as requested */ buffer[1] = parity; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, buffer, 5); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 5, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; /* if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; */ /* Set serial device parity */ if ((parity == IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_ODD) && (props.parity == IO_SERIAL_PARITY_EVEN)) { props.parity = IO_SERIAL_PARITY_ODD; if (!IO_Serial_SetProperties (ifd->io, &props)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; } return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_SetLED (IFD * ifd, BYTE color) { BYTE status[1]; BYTE buffer[5] = { 0x6F, 0x00, 0x6A, 0x0F, 0x00 }; #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: LED = %s\n", color == IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_RED ? "Red" : color == IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_GREEN ? "Green" : color == IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_YELLOW ? "Yellow" : color == IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_OFF ? "Off" : "Invalid Color"); #endif if ((color != IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_RED) && (color != IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_GREEN) && (color != IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_YELLOW) && (color != IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_OFF)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_PARAM_ERROR; buffer[1] = color; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, buffer, 5); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 5, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_GetStatus (IFD * ifd, BYTE * result) { BYTE buffer[2] = { 0x03, 0x07 }; BYTE status[2]; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, buffer, 2); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 2, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 2, status)) { /* * First read can exceed timeout if card has just * been inserted or removed */ IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, buffer, 2); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 2, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 2, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; } (*result) = status[0]; #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Status = %s / %s\n", IFD_TOWITOKO_CARD(status[0])? "card": "no card", IFD_TOWITOKO_CHANGE(status[0])? "change": "no change"); #endif return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_ActivateICC (IFD * ifd) { BYTE status[1]; BYTE buffer[3] = { 0x60, 0x0F, 0x9C }; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, buffer, 3); #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Activating card\n"); #endif if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 3, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_DeactivateICC (IFD * ifd) { BYTE status[1]; BYTE buffer[3] = { 0x61, 0x0F, 0x98 }; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, buffer, 3); #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Deactivating card\n"); #endif if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 3, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_ResetAsyncICC (IFD * ifd, ATR ** atr) { BYTE buffer1[5] = { 0x80, 0x6F, 0x00, 0x05, 0x76 }; BYTE buffer2[5] = { 0xA0, 0x6F, 0x00, 0x05, 0x74 }; #ifndef IFD_TOWITOKO_STRICT_ATR_CHECK BYTE atr_buffer[ATR_MAX_SIZE]; unsigned atr_length; #endif int i, parity, ret; if (ifd->type == IFD_TOWITOKO_KARTENZWERG) return IFD_TOWITOKO_UNSUPPORTED; buffer1[4] = IFD_Towitoko_Checksum (buffer1, 4, ifd->slot); buffer2[4] = IFD_Towitoko_Checksum (buffer2, 4, ifd->slot); #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Resetting card:\n"); #endif #ifndef IFD_TOWITOKO_CONVENTION_INVERSE parity = IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_EVEN; #else parity = IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_ODD; ret = IFD_Towitoko_SetParity (ifd, parity); if (ret != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ret; #endif ret = IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; do { for (i = 0; i < 2; i++) { /* Try active-low reset */ if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 5, buffer2)) break; (*atr) = ATR_New (); #ifndef IFD_TOWITOKO_STRICT_ATR_CHECK /* Read form input until it returns timeout */ for (atr_length = 0; atr_length < ATR_MAX_SIZE; atr_length++) { if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_ATR_TIMEOUT, 1, atr_buffer + atr_length)) break; } if (atr_length >= IFD_TOWITOKO_ATR_MIN_LENGTH) { /* Try to parse the ATR */ ATR_InitFromArray ((*atr), atr_buffer, atr_length + 1); ret = IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; break; } #else if (ATR_InitFromStream ((*atr), ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_ATR_TIMEOUT) == ATR_OK) { ret = IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; break; } #endif ATR_Delete (*atr); (*atr) = NULL; /* Try active-high reset */ if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 5, buffer1)) break; (*atr) = ATR_New (); #ifndef IFD_TOWITOKO_STRICT_ATR_CHECK /* Read form input until it returns timeout */ for (atr_length = 0; atr_length < ATR_MAX_SIZE; atr_length++) { if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_ATR_TIMEOUT, 1, atr_buffer + atr_length)) break; } if (atr_length >= IFD_TOWITOKO_ATR_MIN_LENGTH) { /* Try to parse the ATR */ ATR_InitFromArray ((*atr), atr_buffer, atr_length + 1); ret = IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; break; } #else if (ATR_InitFromStream ((*atr), ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_ATR_TIMEOUT) == ATR_OK) { ret = IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; break; } #endif ATR_Delete (*atr); (*atr) = NULL; } /* Succesfully retrive ATR */ if (ret == IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) { if (parity == IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_ODD) { parity = IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_EVEN; ret = IFD_Towitoko_SetParity (ifd, parity); } } /* Switch parity */ else { #ifndef IFD_TOWITOKO_CONVENTION_DIRECT parity = ((parity == IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_EVEN) ? IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_ODD : IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_EVEN); IFD_Towitoko_SetParity (ifd, parity); #endif } } while (parity != IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_EVEN); return ret; } int IFD_Towitoko_Transmit (IFD * ifd, IFD_Timings * timings, unsigned size, BYTE * buffer) { BYTE header[6] = {0x6F, 0x00, 0x05, 0x00, 0xFE, 0xF8}; unsigned block_delay, char_delay, sent=0, to_send = 0; IO_Serial_Properties props; bool s = FALSE; if (ifd->type == IFD_TOWITOKO_KARTENZWERG) return IFD_TOWITOKO_UNSUPPORTED; #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Transmit: "); for (sent = 0; sent < size; sent++) printf ("%X ", buffer[sent]); printf ("\n"); #endif /* Get current baudrate */ if (!IO_Serial_GetProperties (ifd->io, &props)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; s = (props.output_bitrate > IFD_TOWITOKO_BAUDRATE); /* Calculate delays */ char_delay = IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY + timings->char_delay; block_delay = IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY + timings->block_delay; for (sent = 0; sent < size; sent = sent + to_send) { /* Calculate number of bytes to send */ to_send = MIN(size, IFD_TOWITOKO_MAX_TRANSMIT); /* Send header */ header[1] = (BYTE) to_send; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, header, 4); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, (s?6:4), header)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; /* Send data */ if ((sent == 0) && (block_delay != char_delay)) { if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, block_delay, 1, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, char_delay, to_send-1, buffer+1)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; } else { if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, char_delay, to_send, buffer+sent)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; } } return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_Receive (IFD * ifd, IFD_Timings * timings, unsigned size, BYTE * buffer) { unsigned char_timeout, block_timeout; #ifdef DEBUG_IFD int i; #endif if (ifd->type == IFD_TOWITOKO_KARTENZWERG) return IFD_TOWITOKO_UNSUPPORTED; /* Calculate timeouts */ char_timeout = IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT + timings->char_timeout; block_timeout = IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT + timings->block_timeout; if (block_timeout != char_timeout) { /* Read first byte using block timeout */ if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, block_timeout, 1, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (size > 1) { /* Read remaining data bytes using char timeout */ if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, char_timeout, size - 1, buffer + 1)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; } } else { /* Read all data bytes with the same timeout */ if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, char_timeout, size, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; } #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Receive: "); for (i = 0; i < size; i++) printf ("%X ", buffer[i]); printf ("\n"); #endif return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_Switch (IFD * ifd) { IO_Serial_Properties props; BYTE buffer[1] = {0xF8}; if (!IO_Serial_GetProperties (ifd->io, &props)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (props.output_bitrate > IFD_TOWITOKO_BAUDRATE) { if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 1, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Switching\n"); #endif } return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } extern int IFD_Towitoko_ResetSyncICC (IFD * ifd, ATR_Sync ** atr) { BYTE buffer[5] = {0x70, 0x80, 0x62, 0x0F, 0x00}; BYTE atr_buffer[8], status[1]; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, buffer, 5); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 5, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; if (IFD_Towitoko_ReadBuffer (ifd, 8, atr_buffer) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (atr_buffer[0] != 0xFF) { (*atr) = ATR_Sync_New (); if ((*atr) != NULL) ATR_Sync_Init ((*atr), atr_buffer, ATR_SYNC_SIZE); } else (*atr) = NULL; return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_SetReadAddress (IFD * ifd, int icc_type, unsigned short address) { BYTE status[1]; BYTE i2cShort[10] = { 0x7C, 0x64, 0x41, 0x00, 0x00, 0x64, 0x40, 0x00, 0x0F, 0x00 }; BYTE i2cLong[11] = { 0x7C, 0x64, 0x42, 0xA0, 0x00, 0x00, 0x64, 0x40, 0xA1, 0x0F, 0x00 }; BYTE w2[9] = { 0x70, 0x64, 0x42, 0x30, 0x00, 0x00, 0x65, 0x0F, 0x00 }; BYTE w3[10] = { 0x70, 0xA0, 0x42, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x80, 0x50, 0x0F, 0x00 }; if (icc_type == IFD_TOWITOKO_I2C_SHORT) { #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: I2C short set read address: %d\n", address); #endif i2cShort[3] = (HI (address) << 1) | 0xA0; i2cShort[4] = LO (address); i2cShort[7] = (HI (address) << 1) | 0xA0 | 0x01; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, i2cShort, 10); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 10, i2cShort)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; } else if (icc_type == IFD_TOWITOKO_I2C_LONG) { #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: I2C long set read address: %d\n", address); #endif i2cLong[4] = HI (address); i2cLong[5] = LO (address); IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, i2cLong, 11); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 11, i2cLong)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; } else if (icc_type == IFD_TOWITOKO_2W) { #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: 2W set read address: %d\n", address); #endif w2[4] = LO (address); IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w2, 9); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 9, w2)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; } else if (icc_type == IFD_TOWITOKO_3W) { #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: 3W set read address: %d\n", address); #endif w3[3] = (HI (address) << 6) | 0x0E; w3[4] = LO (address); IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w3, 10); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 10, w3)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; } else return IFD_TOWITOKO_PARAM_ERROR; return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_SetWriteAddress (IFD * ifd, int icc_type, unsigned short address, BYTE pagemode) { BYTE i2cShort1[10] = { 0x7C, 0x64, 0x41, 0xA0, 0x00, 0x64, 0x40, 0xA1, 0x0F, 0x36 }; BYTE i2cShort2[3] = { 0x7E, 0x10, 0xDA }; BYTE i2cShort3[8] = { 0x7E, 0x66, 0x6E, 0x00, 0x00, 0x10, 0x0F, 0x00 }; BYTE i2cLong1[11] = { 0x7C, 0x64, 0x42, 0xA0, 0x00, 0x00, 0x64, 0x40, 0xA1, 0x0F, 0x0B }; BYTE i2cLong2[3] = { 0x7E, 0x10, 0xDA }; BYTE i2cLong3[8] = { 0x7F, 0x66, 0x6E, 0x00, 0x00, 0xA0, 0x0F, 0x00 }; BYTE w2[7] = { 0x72, 0x6E, 0x00, 0x38, 0x03, 0x0F, 0x00 }; BYTE w3[8] = { 0x73, 0x67, 0x6E, 0x00, 0x00, 0x02, 0x0F, 0x5F }; BYTE status[2]; if (icc_type == IFD_TOWITOKO_I2C_SHORT) { #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: I2C short set write address: %d\n", address); #endif IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, i2cShort1, 10); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 10, i2cShort1)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, i2cShort2, 3); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 3, i2cShort2)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 2, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; i2cShort3[3] = LO (address); i2cShort3[4] = (HI (address) << 1) | 0xA0; i2cShort3[5] = pagemode; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, i2cShort3, 8); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 8, i2cShort3)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; } else if (icc_type == IFD_TOWITOKO_I2C_LONG) { #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: I2C long set write address: %d\n", address); #endif IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, i2cLong1, 11); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 11, i2cLong1)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, i2cLong2, 3); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 3, i2cLong2)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 2, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; i2cLong3[3] = LO (address); i2cLong3[4] = HI (address); IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, i2cLong3, 8); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 8, i2cLong3)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; } else if (icc_type == IFD_TOWITOKO_2W) { #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: 2W set write address: %d\n", address); #endif w2[2] = LO (address); IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w2, 7); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 7, w2)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; } else if (icc_type == IFD_TOWITOKO_3W) { #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: 3W set write address: %d\n", address); #endif w3[3] = LO (address); w3[4] = (HI (address) << 6) | 0x33; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w3, 8); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 8, w3)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; } else return IFD_TOWITOKO_PARAM_ERROR; return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_ReadBuffer (IFD * ifd, unsigned length, BYTE * data) { BYTE buffer[2], status[1]; unsigned blocks_length, pointer; buffer[0] = ((BYTE) (IFD_TOWITOKO_PS - 1)) | 0x10; blocks_length = (length / IFD_TOWITOKO_PS) * IFD_TOWITOKO_PS; for (pointer = 0; pointer < blocks_length; pointer += IFD_TOWITOKO_PS) { IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, buffer, 2); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 2, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, IFD_TOWITOKO_PS, data + pointer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; } if ((length % IFD_TOWITOKO_PS) != 0) { buffer[0] = ((BYTE) ((length % IFD_TOWITOKO_PS) - 1)) | 0x10; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, buffer, 2); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 2, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, length % IFD_TOWITOKO_PS, data + pointer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; } #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Read Memory: "); for (pointer = 0; pointer < length; pointer++) printf ("%X ", data[pointer]); printf ("\n"); #endif return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_WriteBuffer (IFD * ifd, unsigned length, BYTE * data) { BYTE buffer[IFD_TOWITOKO_PS + 2], status[1]; unsigned blocks_length, remaining_length, pointer; buffer[0] = 0x4E; blocks_length = (length / IFD_TOWITOKO_PS) * IFD_TOWITOKO_PS; for (pointer = 0; pointer < blocks_length; pointer += IFD_TOWITOKO_PS) { memcpy (buffer + 1, data + pointer, IFD_TOWITOKO_PS); IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, buffer, IFD_TOWITOKO_PS + 2); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, IFD_TOWITOKO_PS + 2, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; } remaining_length = length % IFD_TOWITOKO_PS; if (remaining_length != 0) { buffer[0] = ((BYTE) ((remaining_length) - 1)) | 0x40; memcpy (buffer + 1, data + pointer, remaining_length); buffer[remaining_length + 1] = 0x0F; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, buffer, remaining_length + 3); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, remaining_length + 3, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; } #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Write Memory: "); for (pointer = 0; pointer < length; pointer++) printf ("%X ", data[pointer]); printf ("\n"); #endif return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_ReadErrorCounter (IFD * ifd, int icc_type, unsigned *trials) { BYTE w21[9] = { 0x70, 0x64, 0x42, 0x31, 0x00, 0x00, 0x65, 0x0F, 0x80 }; BYTE w22[2] = { 0x13, 0x27 }; BYTE w31[10] = { 0x70, 0xA0, 0x42, 0xCE, 0xFD, 0xFD, 0x80, 0x50, 0x0F, 0x17 }; BYTE w32[2] = { 0x10, 0x21 }; BYTE status[5]; if (icc_type == IFD_TOWITOKO_2W) { IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w21, 9); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 9, w21)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w22, 2); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 2, w22)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 5, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; (*trials) = IFD_Towitoko_NumTrials (status[0]); #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Read Error Counter 2W: %d\n", *trials); #endif } else if (icc_type == IFD_TOWITOKO_3W) { IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w31, 10); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 10, w31)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w32, 2); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 2, w32)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 2, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; (*trials) = IFD_Towitoko_NumTrials (status[0]); #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Read Error Counter 3W: %d\n", *trials); #endif } return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_EnterPin (IFD * ifd, int icc_type, BYTE * pin, unsigned trial) { BYTE w21[7] = { 0x72, 0x6E, 0x00, 0x39, 0x03, 0x0F, 0xB5 }; BYTE w22[4] = { 0x40, 0x00, 0x0F, 0x00 }; BYTE w23[6] = { 0x42, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x0F, 0x00 }; BYTE w31[8] = { 0x73, 0x67, 0x6E, 0xFD, 0xF2, 0x02, 0x0F, 0x8C }; BYTE w32[4] = { 0x40, 0x00, 0x0F, 0x00 }; BYTE status[1]; if (icc_type == IFD_TOWITOKO_2W) { #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: 2W enter pin: %X %X %X\n", pin[0], pin[1], pin[2]); #endif IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w21, 7); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 7, w21)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; w22[1] = (trial == 3) ? 0x06 : (trial == 2) ? 0x04 : 0x00; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w22, 4); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 4, w22)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; w21[2] = 0x01; w21[3] = 0x33; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w21, 7); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 7, w21)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; memcpy (w23 + 1, pin, IFD_TOWITOKO_PIN_SIZE); IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w23, 6); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 6, w23)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; w21[2] = 0x00; w21[3] = 0x39; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w21, 7); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 7, w21)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; w22[1] = 0xFF; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w22, 4); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 4, w22)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; } else if (icc_type == IFD_TOWITOKO_3W) { #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: 3W enter pin: %X %X\n", pin[0], pin[1]); #endif IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w31, 8); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 8, w31)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; w32[1] = (trial == 8) ? 0xFE : (trial == 7) ? 0xFC : (trial == 6) ? 0xF8 : (trial == 5) ? 0xF0 : (trial == 4) ? 0xE0 : (trial == 3) ? 0xC0 : (trial == 2) ? 0x80 : 0x00; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w32, 4); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 4, w32)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; w31[3] = 0xFE; w31[4] = 0xCD; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w31, 8); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 8, w31)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; w32[1] = pin[0]; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w32, 4); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 4, w32)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; w31[3] = 0xFF; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w31, 8); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 8, w31)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; w32[1] = pin[1]; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w32, 4); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 4, w32)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; w31[3] = 0xFD; w31[4] = 0xF3; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w31, 8); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 8, w31)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; w32[1] = 0xFF; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w32, 4); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 4, w32)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; } else return IFD_TOWITOKO_PARAM_ERROR; return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } int IFD_Towitoko_ChangePin (IFD * ifd, int icc_type, BYTE * pin) { BYTE w21[7] = { 0x72, 0x6E, 0x01, 0x39, 0x03, 0x0F, 0xA5 }; BYTE w22[6] = { 0x42, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x0F, 0x00 }; BYTE w31[8] = { 0x73, 0x67, 0x6E, 0xFE, 0xF3, 0x02, 0x0F, 0xB4 }; BYTE w32[4] = { 0x40, 0x00, 0x0F, 0x00 }; BYTE status[1]; if (icc_type == IFD_TOWITOKO_2W) { #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: 2W change pin: %X %X %X\n", pin[0], pin[1], pin[2]); #endif IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w21, 7); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 7, w21)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; w22[1] = pin[0]; w22[2] = pin[1]; w22[3] = pin[2]; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w22, 6); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 6, w22)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; } else if (icc_type == IFD_TOWITOKO_3W) { #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: 3W change pin: %X %X\n", pin[0], pin[1]); #endif IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w31, 8); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 8, w31)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; w32[1] = pin[0]; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w32, 4); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 4, w32)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; w31[3] = 0xFF; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w31, 8); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 8, w31)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; w32[1] = pin[1]; IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (ifd, w32, 4); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 4, w32)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 1, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (status[0] != 0x01) return IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR; } else return IFD_TOWITOKO_PARAM_ERROR; return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } BYTE IFD_Towitoko_GetType (IFD * ifd) { return ifd->type; } void IFD_Towitoko_GetDescription (IFD * ifd, BYTE * desc, unsigned length) { char buffer[3]; if (ifd->type == IFD_TOWITOKO_CHIPDRIVE_EXT_II) memcpy (desc,"CE2",MIN(length,3)); else if (ifd->type == IFD_TOWITOKO_CHIPDRIVE_EXT_I) memcpy (desc,"CE1",MIN(length,3)); else if (ifd->type == IFD_TOWITOKO_CHIPDRIVE_INT) memcpy (desc,"CDI",MIN(length,3)); else if (ifd->type == IFD_TOWITOKO_CHIPDRIVE_MICRO) memcpy (desc,"CDM",MIN(length,3)); else if (ifd->type == IFD_TOWITOKO_KARTENZWERG_II) memcpy (desc,"KZ2",MIN(length,3)); else if (ifd->type == IFD_TOWITOKO_KARTENZWERG) memcpy (desc,"KZ1",MIN(length,3)); else memcpy (desc,"UNK",MIN(length,3)); snprintf (buffer, 3, "%02X", ifd->firmware); if (length > 3) memcpy (desc+3, buffer, MIN(length-3,2)); } BYTE IFD_Towitoko_GetFirmware (IFD * ifd) { return ifd->firmware; } BYTE IFD_Towitoko_GetSlot (IFD * ifd) { return ifd->slot; } unsigned IFD_Towitoko_GetNumSlots (IFD * ifd) { if (ifd->type == IFD_TOWITOKO_CHIPDRIVE_EXT_II) return 2; return 1; } unsigned long IFD_Towitoko_GetClockRate (IFD * ifd) { return IFD_TOWITOKO_CLOCK_RATE; } unsigned long IFD_Towitoko_GetMaxBaudrate (IFD * ifd) { return 115200L; } /* * Not exported funcions definition */ static int IFD_Towitoko_PrepareCommand (IFD * ifd, BYTE * command, BYTE size) { IO_Serial_Properties props; BYTE buffer[1], initial; if (!IO_Serial_GetProperties (ifd->io, &props)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (props.output_bitrate >= 115200L) { buffer[0] = size - 1; if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 1, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; initial = IFD_Towitoko_Checksum(buffer, 1, ifd->slot); } else initial = ifd->slot; command[size-1] = IFD_Towitoko_Checksum(command, size-1, initial); return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } static BYTE IFD_Towitoko_Checksum (BYTE * command, unsigned size, BYTE initial) { BYTE checksum, x7; unsigned i; checksum = initial; for (i = 0; i < size; i++) { checksum = checksum ^ command[i]; x7 = (checksum & 0x80) >> 7; checksum = checksum << 1; checksum = !x7 == 0x01 ? checksum | 0x01 : checksum & 0xFE; } return checksum; } static int IFD_Towitoko_GetReaderInfo (IFD * ifd) { BYTE status[3]; BYTE buffer[2] = { 0x00, 0x01}; buffer[1] = IFD_Towitoko_Checksum (buffer, 1, ifd->slot); if (!IO_Serial_Write (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_DELAY, 2, buffer)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; if (!IO_Serial_Read (ifd->io, IFD_TOWITOKO_TIMEOUT, 3, status)) return IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR; ifd->type = status[0]; ifd->firmware = status[1]; #ifdef DEBUG_IFD printf ("IFD: Reader type = %s\n", status[0] == IFD_TOWITOKO_CHIPDRIVE_EXT_II ? "Chipdrive Extern II" : status[0] == IFD_TOWITOKO_CHIPDRIVE_EXT_I ? "Chipdrive Extern I" : status[0] == IFD_TOWITOKO_CHIPDRIVE_INT ? "Chipdrive Intern" : status[0] == IFD_TOWITOKO_CHIPDRIVE_MICRO ? "Chipdrive Micro" : status[0] == IFD_TOWITOKO_KARTENZWERG_II ? "Kartenzwerg II" : status[0] == IFD_TOWITOKO_KARTENZWERG ? "Kartenzwerg" : "Unknown"); #endif return IFD_TOWITOKO_OK; } static unsigned IFD_Towitoko_NumTrials (BYTE b) { unsigned i, count = 0; for (i = 0; i < 8; i++) { count += ((b & 0x01) == 0x01) ? 1 : 0; b >>= 1; } return count; } static void IFD_Towitoko_Clear (IFD * ifd) { ifd->io = NULL; ifd->slot = 0x00; ifd->type = 0x00; ifd->firmware = 0x00; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/apdu.c0000644000175000017500000001664707521022540012252 /* apdu.c ISO 7816-4 Application Layer PDU's handling This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 2001 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include "defines.h" #include "apdu.h" #include #include /* * Not exported constants definiton */ #define APDU_MIN_CMD_SIZE 4 /* Min command size */ #define APDU_MIN_RSP_SIZE 2 /* Min response size */ #define APDU_CMD_HEADER_SIZE 4 /* Size of the header */ /* * Exported functions definition */ APDU_Cmd * APDU_Cmd_New (BYTE * data, unsigned long length) { APDU_Cmd *apdu; if ((length > APDU_MAX_CMD_SIZE)) return NULL; apdu = (APDU_Cmd *) malloc (sizeof (APDU_Cmd)); if (apdu != NULL) { apdu->length = MAX (APDU_MIN_CMD_SIZE, length); apdu->command = (BYTE *) calloc (apdu->length, sizeof (BYTE)); if (apdu->command != NULL) { memcpy (apdu->command, data, length); if (length < apdu->length) memset (apdu->command + length, 0, apdu->length - length); } else { free (apdu); apdu = NULL; } } return apdu; } void APDU_Cmd_Delete (APDU_Cmd * apdu) { free (apdu->command); free (apdu); } int APDU_Cmd_Case (APDU_Cmd * apdu) { BYTE B1; unsigned short B2B3; unsigned long L; int res; /* Calculate length of body */ L = MAX(apdu->length - 4, 0); /* Case 1 */ if (L == 0) res = APDU_CASE_1; else { /* Get first byte of body */ B1 = apdu->command[4]; if ((B1 != 0) && (L == B1 + 1)) res = APDU_CASE_2S; else if (L == 1) res = APDU_CASE_3S; else if ((B1 != 0) && (L == B1 + 2)) res = APDU_CASE_4S; else if ((B1 == 0) && (L>2)) { /* Get second and third byte of body */ B2B3 = (((unsigned short)(apdu->command[5]) << 8) | apdu->command[6]); if ((B2B3 != 0) && (L == B2B3 + 3)) res = APDU_CASE_2E; else if (L == 3) res = APDU_CASE_3E; else if ((B2B3 != 0) && (L == B2B3 + 5)) res = APDU_CASE_4E; else res = APDU_MALFORMED; } else res = APDU_MALFORMED; } return res; } BYTE APDU_Cmd_Cla (APDU_Cmd * apdu) { return apdu->command[0]; } BYTE APDU_Cmd_Ins (APDU_Cmd * apdu) { return apdu->command[1]; } BYTE APDU_Cmd_P1 (APDU_Cmd * apdu) { return apdu->command[2]; } BYTE APDU_Cmd_P2 (APDU_Cmd * apdu) { return apdu->command[3]; } unsigned long APDU_Cmd_Lc (APDU_Cmd * apdu) { int c; unsigned long res; c = APDU_Cmd_Case (apdu); if ((c == APDU_CASE_1) || (c == APDU_CASE_3S) || (c == APDU_CASE_3E)) res = 0; else if ((c == APDU_CASE_2S) || (c == APDU_CASE_4S)) res = apdu->command[4]; else if ((c == APDU_CASE_2E) || (c == APDU_CASE_4E)) res = (((unsigned long)(apdu->command[5]) << 8) | apdu->command[6]); else res = 0; return res; } unsigned long APDU_Cmd_Le (APDU_Cmd * apdu) { int c; unsigned long res; c = APDU_Cmd_Case (apdu); if ((c == APDU_CASE_1) || (c == APDU_CASE_2S) || (c == APDU_CASE_2E)) res = 0; else if (c == APDU_CASE_3S) res = ((apdu->command[4] == 0) ? 256: apdu->command[4]); else if (c == APDU_CASE_4S) res = ((apdu->command[apdu->length - 1] == 0) ? 256: apdu->command[apdu->length - 1]); else if (c == APDU_CASE_3E) res = ((((unsigned long)(apdu->command[5]) << 8) | apdu->command[6]) == 0 ? 65536: (((unsigned long)(apdu->command[5]) << 8) | apdu->command[6])); else if (c == APDU_CASE_4E) res = ((((unsigned long)(apdu->command[apdu->length - 2]) << 8) | apdu->command[apdu->length - 1]) == 0 ? 65536: (((unsigned long)(apdu->command[apdu->length - 2]) << 8) | apdu->command[apdu->length - 1])); else res = 0; return res; } bool APDU_Cmd_Le_Available (APDU_Cmd * apdu) { int c; bool res; c = APDU_Cmd_Case (apdu); if (c == APDU_CASE_3S) res = (apdu->command[4] == 0); else if (c == APDU_CASE_4S) res = (apdu->command[apdu->length - 1] == 0); else if (c == APDU_CASE_3E) res = ((((unsigned long)(apdu->command[5]) << 8) | apdu->command[6]) == 0); else if (c == APDU_CASE_4E) res = ((((unsigned long)(apdu->command[apdu->length - 2]) << 8) | apdu->command[apdu->length - 1]) == 0); else res = FALSE; return res; } BYTE * APDU_Cmd_Header (APDU_Cmd * apdu) { return apdu->command; } BYTE * APDU_Cmd_Data (APDU_Cmd * apdu) { int c; BYTE * res; c = APDU_Cmd_Case (apdu); if ((c == APDU_CASE_1) || (c == APDU_CASE_3S) || (c == APDU_CASE_3E)) res = NULL; else if ((c == APDU_CASE_2S) || (c == APDU_CASE_4S)) res = apdu->command + 5; else if ((c == APDU_CASE_2E) || (c == APDU_CASE_4E)) res = apdu->command + 7; else res = NULL; return res; } BYTE * APDU_Cmd_Raw (APDU_Cmd * apdu) { return apdu->command; } unsigned long APDU_Cmd_RawLen (APDU_Cmd * apdu) { return apdu->length; } APDU_Rsp * APDU_Rsp_New (BYTE * data, unsigned long length) { APDU_Rsp *apdu; if (length < APDU_MIN_RSP_SIZE) return NULL; apdu = (APDU_Rsp *) malloc (sizeof (APDU_Rsp)); if (apdu != NULL) { apdu->length = length; apdu->response = (BYTE *) calloc (length, sizeof (BYTE)); if (apdu->response != NULL) memcpy (apdu->response, data, length); else { free (apdu); apdu = NULL; } } return apdu; } void APDU_Rsp_Delete (APDU_Rsp * apdu) { free (apdu->response); free (apdu); } BYTE APDU_Rsp_SW1 (APDU_Rsp * apdu) { return (apdu->response[(apdu->length) - 2]); } BYTE APDU_Rsp_SW2 (APDU_Rsp * apdu) { return (apdu->response[(apdu->length) - 1]); } unsigned long APDU_Rsp_DataLen (APDU_Rsp * apdu) { return (apdu->length - 2); } BYTE * APDU_Rsp_Data (APDU_Rsp * apdu) { return apdu->response; } BYTE * APDU_Rsp_Raw (APDU_Rsp * apdu) { return apdu->response; } unsigned long APDU_Rsp_RawLen (APDU_Rsp * apdu) { return apdu->length; } void APDU_Rsp_TruncateData (APDU_Rsp * apdu, unsigned long length) { if ((length > 0) && ((signed long)length < (signed long)(apdu->length - 2))) { apdu->response[length] = APDU_Rsp_SW1 (apdu); apdu->response[length + 1] = APDU_Rsp_SW2 (apdu); apdu->length = length +2; } } int APDU_Rsp_AppendData (APDU_Rsp * apdu1, APDU_Rsp * apdu2) { BYTE * response; unsigned long length; int ret; length = APDU_Rsp_DataLen(apdu1) + APDU_Rsp_RawLen(apdu2); if ((length > 2) && (length <= APDU_MAX_RSP_SIZE)) { response = (BYTE *) realloc (apdu1->response, length); if (response != NULL) { memcpy (response + APDU_Rsp_DataLen (apdu1), APDU_Rsp_Raw (apdu2), APDU_Rsp_RawLen(apdu2)); apdu1->response = response; apdu1->length = length; ret = APDU_OK; } else ret = APDU_MALFORMED; } else ret = APDU_MALFORMED; return ret; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/icc_sync.c0000644000175000017500000003612607523053540013113 /* icc_sync.c Synchronous ICC's handling functions This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include "defines.h" #include #include #include #include #include #include "icc_sync.h" /* * Not exported constants definition */ #define ICC_SYNC_MAX_MEMORY 8192 #define ICC_SYNC_MAX_TRANSMIT 256 /* This is the maximum to increase performance without bypassing address counter */ #define ICC_SYNC_I2C_MAX_RETRIES 2 #define ICC_SYNC_I2C_RETRY_TRIGGER 1 #define ICC_SYNC_BAUDRATE 115200L /* * Not exported macros definition */ #define ICC_SYNC_NEEDS_PIN(icc) (((icc)->type == ICC_SYNC_2W || \ (icc)->type == ICC_SYNC_3W) && \ (icc)->pin_needed) #define ICC_SYNC_NEEDS_ACTIVATE(icc) (!(icc)->active) #define ICC_SYNC_NEEDS_DEACTIVATE(icc) ((icc)->type != ICC_SYNC_3W && \ (icc)->active) /* * Not exported functions declaration */ static int ICC_Sync_ProbeCardType (ICC_Sync * icc); static int ICC_Sync_ProbeMemoryLength (ICC_Sync * icc); static int ICC_Sync_ProbePagemode (ICC_Sync * icc); static ATR_Sync * ICC_Sync_CreateAtr(ICC_Sync * icc); static void ICC_Sync_Clear (ICC_Sync * icc); /* * Exported functions definition */ ICC_Sync * ICC_Sync_New (void) { ICC_Sync *icc; /* Allocate memory */ icc = (ICC_Sync *) malloc (sizeof (ICC_Sync)); if (icc != NULL) ICC_Sync_Clear (icc); return icc; } void ICC_Sync_Delete (ICC_Sync * icc) { free (icc); } int ICC_Sync_Init (ICC_Sync * icc, IFD * ifd) { #ifndef ICC_TYPE_ASYNC int ret; /* LED Red */ if (IFD_Towitoko_SetLED (ifd, IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_RED) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; /* Initialize baudrate*/ if (IFD_Towitoko_SetBaudrate (ifd, ICC_SYNC_BAUDRATE) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; /* Activate ICC */ if (IFD_Towitoko_ActivateICC (ifd) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; /* Reset ICC */ if (IFD_Towitoko_ResetSyncICC (ifd, &(icc->atr)) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) { icc->atr = NULL; return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; } /* Intialice member variables */ icc->active = TRUE; icc->baudrate = ICC_SYNC_BAUDRATE; icc->ifd = ifd; icc->pin_ok = FALSE; icc->pin_needed = TRUE; /* Probe Card type */ ret = ICC_Sync_ProbeCardType (icc); if (ret != ICC_SYNC_OK) { ICC_Sync_Clear (icc); return ret; } /* Probe memory length */ ret = ICC_Sync_ProbeMemoryLength (icc); if (ret != ICC_SYNC_OK) { ICC_Sync_Clear (icc); return ret; } /* Probe pagemode */ ret = ICC_Sync_ProbePagemode (icc); if (ret != ICC_SYNC_OK) { ICC_Sync_Clear (icc); return ret; } /* Create fake ATR if card haven't one */ if (icc->atr == NULL) icc->atr = ICC_Sync_CreateAtr (icc); /* LED Green */ if (IFD_Towitoko_SetLED (ifd, IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_GREEN) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) { ICC_Sync_Clear (icc); return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; } if (ICC_SYNC_NEEDS_DEACTIVATE (icc)) { if (IFD_Towitoko_DeactivateICC (icc->ifd) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) { ICC_Sync_Clear (icc); return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; } icc->active = FALSE; } return ICC_SYNC_OK; #else return ICC_SYNC_DETECT_ERROR; #endif } int ICC_Sync_Close (ICC_Sync * icc) { /* Deactivate ICC */ if (IFD_Towitoko_DeactivateICC (icc->ifd) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; /* LED Off */ if (IFD_Towitoko_SetLED (icc->ifd, IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_OFF) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; if (icc->atr != NULL) ATR_Sync_Delete (icc->atr); ICC_Sync_Clear (icc); return ICC_SYNC_OK; } int ICC_Sync_Read (ICC_Sync * icc, unsigned short address, unsigned length, BYTE * data) { /* Re-activate card before reset address counter */ if (ICC_SYNC_NEEDS_ACTIVATE (icc)) { if (IFD_Towitoko_ActivateICC (icc->ifd) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; icc->active = TRUE; } /* Read access */ if (IFD_Towitoko_SetReadAddress (icc->ifd, icc->type, address) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; if (IFD_Towitoko_ReadBuffer (icc->ifd, length, data) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; if (ICC_SYNC_NEEDS_DEACTIVATE (icc)) { if (IFD_Towitoko_DeactivateICC (icc->ifd) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; icc->pin_needed = TRUE; icc->active = FALSE; } return ICC_SYNC_OK; } int ICC_Sync_Write (ICC_Sync * icc, unsigned short address, unsigned length, BYTE * data) { BYTE buffer[ICC_SYNC_MAX_TRANSMIT], mask; unsigned written, to_write, retries, max_retries, trials; int ret; if (length > ICC_SYNC_I2C_RETRY_TRIGGER) { /* At least one retry is needed for writting I2C */ if ((icc->type == ICC_SYNC_I2C_SHORT) || icc->type == (ICC_SYNC_I2C_LONG)) max_retries = ICC_SYNC_I2C_MAX_RETRIES; else max_retries = 1; } else max_retries = 1; /* * Divide data into smaller buffers to: * - Don't bypass low byte of write address counter * - Compare data written and read to see if memory is Read Only * - Retry when first writting fails with I2C cards */ for (written = 0; written < length; written += to_write) { /* See how many bytes can be written to the current page */ mask = icc->pagemode - 0x01; to_write = MIN (MIN (ICC_SYNC_MAX_TRANSMIT, length - written), (((address + written) | mask) + 1) - (address + written)); /* Repeat Until to_write bytes are written or max_retries are reached */ retries = 0; do { /* Re-activate card before reset address */ if (ICC_SYNC_NEEDS_ACTIVATE (icc)) { if (IFD_Towitoko_ActivateICC (icc->ifd) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; icc->active = TRUE; /* 2W cards needs to re-enter PIN */ if (icc->pin_ok && ICC_SYNC_NEEDS_PIN (icc)) { ret = ICC_Sync_EnterPin (icc, icc->pin, &trials); if (ret != ICC_SYNC_OK) return ret; } } /* Write access */ if (IFD_Towitoko_SetWriteAddress (icc->ifd, icc->type, address + written, icc->pagemode) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; if (IFD_Towitoko_WriteBuffer (icc->ifd, to_write, data + written) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; if (ICC_SYNC_NEEDS_DEACTIVATE (icc)) { if (IFD_Towitoko_DeactivateICC (icc->ifd) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; icc->pin_needed = TRUE; icc->active = FALSE; } /* See if the buffer has been written */ ret = ICC_Sync_Read (icc, address + written, to_write, buffer); if (ret != ICC_SYNC_OK) return ret; } while ((memcmp (data + written, buffer, to_write) != 0) && ((++retries) < max_retries)); if (retries == max_retries) return ICC_SYNC_RO_ERROR; if (IFD_Towitoko_GetType (icc->ifd) == IFD_TOWITOKO_CHIPDRIVE_INT) { #ifdef HAVE_NANOSLEEP struct timespec req_ts; req_ts.tv_sec = 0; req_ts.tv_nsec = 90000000; nanosleep (&req_ts, NULL); #else usleep (90000); #endif } } return ICC_SYNC_OK; } int ICC_Sync_EnterPin (ICC_Sync * icc, BYTE * pin, unsigned *trials) { unsigned new_trials; /* See if card needs PIN */ if (icc->type == ICC_SYNC_I2C_LONG || icc->type == ICC_SYNC_I2C_SHORT) return ICC_SYNC_OK; /* 2W ICC's needs to be re-activated before entering PIN */ if (ICC_SYNC_NEEDS_ACTIVATE (icc)) { if (IFD_Towitoko_ActivateICC (icc->ifd) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; icc->active = TRUE; } /* Get error counter and stop if it is exahusted */ if (IFD_Towitoko_ReadErrorCounter (icc->ifd, icc->type, trials) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; if ((*trials) == 0) return ICC_SYNC_BLOCKED_ERROR; /* Enter PIN */ if (IFD_Towitoko_EnterPin (icc->ifd, icc->type, pin, (*trials)) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; /* See if the error counter has maximum value */ if (IFD_Towitoko_ReadErrorCounter (icc->ifd, icc->type, &new_trials) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; if (new_trials < (*trials)) { icc->pin_ok = FALSE; (*trials) = new_trials; return ICC_SYNC_PIN_ERROR; } memcpy (icc->pin, pin, ICC_SYNC_PIN_SIZE); icc->pin_ok = TRUE; icc->pin_needed = FALSE; (*trials) = new_trials; return ICC_SYNC_OK; } int ICC_Sync_ChangePin (ICC_Sync * icc, BYTE * pin) { unsigned trials; int ret; /* See if card needs PIN */ if (icc->type == ICC_SYNC_I2C_LONG || icc->type == ICC_SYNC_I2C_SHORT) return ICC_SYNC_OK; /* Re-activate card */ if (ICC_SYNC_NEEDS_ACTIVATE (icc)) { if (IFD_Towitoko_ActivateICC (icc->ifd) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; icc->active = TRUE; /* 2W cards needs to re-enter PIN */ if (icc->pin_ok && ICC_SYNC_NEEDS_PIN (icc)) { ret = ICC_Sync_EnterPin (icc, icc->pin, &trials); if (ret != ICC_SYNC_OK) return ret; } } /* Change PIN */ if (IFD_Towitoko_ChangePin (icc->ifd, icc->type, pin) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; memcpy (icc->pin, pin, ICC_SYNC_PIN_SIZE); icc->pin_ok = TRUE; icc->pin_needed = FALSE; return ICC_SYNC_OK; } int ICC_Sync_BeginTransmission (ICC_Sync * icc) { /* Setup baudrate for this ICC */ if (IFD_Towitoko_SetBaudrate (icc->ifd, ICC_SYNC_BAUDRATE) != IFD_TOWITOKO_OK) return ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR; return ICC_SYNC_OK; } int ICC_Sync_SetBaudrate (ICC_Sync * icc, unsigned long baudrate) { icc->baudrate = baudrate; return ICC_SYNC_OK; } int ICC_Sync_GetBaudrate (ICC_Sync * icc, unsigned long *baudrate) { (*baudrate) = icc->baudrate; return ICC_SYNC_OK; } unsigned ICC_Sync_GetLength (ICC_Sync * icc) { return icc->length; } int ICC_Sync_GetType (ICC_Sync * icc) { return icc->type; } BYTE ICC_Sync_GetPagemode (ICC_Sync * icc) { return icc->pagemode; } IFD * ICC_Sync_GetIFD (ICC_Sync * icc) { return icc->ifd; } ATR_Sync * ICC_Sync_GetAtr (ICC_Sync * icc) { return icc->atr; } /* * Not exported functions definition */ static int ICC_Sync_ProbeCardType (ICC_Sync * icc) { #ifndef ICC_SYNC_MEMORY_TYPE BYTE protocol, status[1], orig[1], modif[1]; int ret; if (icc->atr != NULL) { ret = ICC_SYNC_OK; protocol = ATR_Sync_GetProtocolType(icc->atr); if (protocol == ATR_SYNC_PROTOCOL_TYPE_3W) icc->type = ICC_SYNC_3W; else if (protocol == ATR_SYNC_PROTOCOL_TYPE_2W) icc->type = ICC_SYNC_2W; else if (protocol == ATR_SYNC_PROTOCOL_TYPE_SDA) icc->type = ICC_SYNC_I2C_SHORT; else { ret = ICC_SYNC_DETECT_ERROR; #ifdef DEBUG_ICC printf ("ICC: Detected synchronous card with unknown ATR\n"); #endif } } else { /* Check for I2C (short or long) */ IFD_Towitoko_SetReadAddress (icc->ifd, IFD_TOWITOKO_I2C_SHORT, 0); IFD_Towitoko_GetStatus (icc->ifd, status); IFD_Towitoko_DeactivateICC (icc->ifd); if ((status[0] & 0x10) != 0x10) { /* Check for I2CX card */ icc->type = IFD_TOWITOKO_I2C_SHORT; ICC_Sync_Read (icc, 0, 1, orig); if (orig[0] == 0xFF) modif[0] = 0x01; else if (orig[0] == 0x00) modif[0] = 0xFE; else modif[0] = ~orig[0]; if (ICC_Sync_Write (icc, 0, 1, modif) == ICC_SYNC_OK) ICC_Sync_Write (icc, 0, 1, orig); else icc->type = IFD_TOWITOKO_I2C_LONG; IFD_Towitoko_ActivateICC (icc->ifd); ret = ICC_SYNC_OK; } else ret = ICC_SYNC_DETECT_ERROR; } #ifdef DEBUG_ICC if (ret == ICC_SYNC_OK) printf ("ICC: Detected %s memory card\n", icc->type == 0? "I2C short": icc->type == 1? "I2C long": icc->type == 2? "2-wire bus protocol": icc->type == 3? "3-wire bus protocol": "invalid"); #endif return ret; #else icc->type = ICC_SYNC_MEMORY_TYPE; return ICC_SYNC_OK; #endif } static int ICC_Sync_ProbeMemoryLength (ICC_Sync * icc) { int ret; #ifndef ICC_SYNC_MEMORY_LENGTH unsigned min, max; BYTE status[1]; if (icc->atr != NULL) { icc->length = ATR_Sync_GetNumberOfDataUnits(icc->atr) * ATR_Sync_GetLengthOfDataUnits(icc->atr) / 8; ret = ICC_SYNC_OK; } else { if (icc->type == ICC_SYNC_I2C_SHORT) { min = 256L; max = 2048L; } else if (icc->type == ICC_SYNC_I2C_LONG) { min = 2048L; max = 32768L; } else { min = 256L; max = 2048L; } for (icc->length = min; icc->lengthlength*=2) { IFD_Towitoko_SetReadAddress (icc->ifd, icc->type, icc->length); IFD_Towitoko_GetStatus (icc->ifd, status); IFD_Towitoko_DeactivateICC (icc->ifd); IFD_Towitoko_ActivateICC (icc->ifd); if ((status[0] & 0x10) == 0x10) break; } ret = ICC_SYNC_OK; } #else icc->length = ICC_SYNC_MEMORY_LENGTH; ret = ICC_SYNC_OK; #endif #ifdef DEBUG_ICC printf ("ICC: Memory size = %d\n", icc->length); #endif return ret; } static int ICC_Sync_ProbePagemode (ICC_Sync * icc) { if (icc->type == ICC_SYNC_I2C_LONG) icc->pagemode = 0x40; else icc->pagemode = 0x00; return ICC_SYNC_OK; } static ATR_Sync * ICC_Sync_CreateAtr(ICC_Sync * icc) { ATR_Sync * atr; BYTE atr_buffer[ATR_SYNC_SIZE], protocol; if (icc->atr !=NULL) return icc->atr; protocol = (icc->type==ICC_SYNC_I2C_SHORT)? ATR_SYNC_PROTOCOL_TYPE_SDA: (icc->type==ICC_SYNC_I2C_LONG)? ATR_SYNC_PROTOCOL_TYPE_SDA: (icc->type==ICC_SYNC_2W)? ATR_SYNC_PROTOCOL_TYPE_2W: (icc->type==ICC_SYNC_3W)? ATR_SYNC_PROTOCOL_TYPE_3W: ATR_SYNC_PROTOCOL_TYPE_SDA; atr_buffer[0] = (protocol << 4) | ATR_SYNC_STRUCTURE_ID_GENERAL; atr_buffer[1] = (icc->length == 256L)? 0x13: (icc->length == 512L)? 0x1B: (icc->length == 1024L)? 0x23: (icc->length == 2048L)? 0x2B: (icc->length == 4096L)? 0x33: (icc->length == 8192L)? 0x3B: (icc->length == 16384)? 0x43: (icc->length == 32768)? 0x4B: 0x4B; atr_buffer[2] = 0x10; atr_buffer[3] = 0x84; atr = ATR_Sync_New(); if (atr!=NULL) ATR_Sync_Init (atr, atr_buffer, ATR_SYNC_SIZE); return atr; } static void ICC_Sync_Clear (ICC_Sync * icc) { icc->ifd = NULL; icc->atr = NULL; icc->type = 0; icc->length = 0; icc->pagemode = 0x00; memset (icc->pin, 0, ICC_SYNC_PIN_SIZE); icc->pin_ok = FALSE; icc->pin_needed = FALSE; icc->active = FALSE; icc->baudrate = 0L; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/protocol_sync.c0000644000175000017500000003660307431543175014224 /* protocol_sync.c MCT v0.9 part 7 interindustry command set for synchronous cards This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000, 2001, 2002 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include #include "defines.h" #include "protocol_sync.h" #include "tlv_object.h" #include #include /* * Not exported constants definition */ /* Selectable Data Section Files */ #define PROTOCOL_SYNC_DS_MF 0x3F00 #define PROTOCOL_SYNC_DS_DIR 0x2F00 #define PROTOCOL_SYNC_DS_ATR 0x2F01 /* Max size of application ID */ #define PROTOCOL_SYNC_AID_SIZE 16 /* * Not exported macros definition */ #define PROTOCOL_SYNC_TLV(icc, address) (TLV_Object_New ((icc), \ Protocol_Sync_GetData, \ ICC_Sync_GetLength (icc), \ (address))) /* * Not exported functions declaration */ static int Protocol_Sync_SelectFile (Protocol_Sync * ps, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static int Protocol_Sync_ReadBinary (Protocol_Sync * ps, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static int Protocol_Sync_UpdateBinary (Protocol_Sync * ps, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static int Protocol_Sync_Verify (Protocol_Sync * ps, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static int Protocol_Sync_ChangeVerifyData (Protocol_Sync * ps, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static int Protocol_Sync_BadCommand (Protocol_Sync * ps, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); static bool Protocol_Sync_GetData (void * data, unsigned short address, unsigned short length, BYTE * buffer); static void Protocol_Sync_Clear (Protocol_Sync * ps); /* * Exported functions definition */ Protocol_Sync * Protocol_Sync_New (void) { Protocol_Sync *ps; ps = (Protocol_Sync *) malloc (sizeof (Protocol_Sync)); if (ps != NULL) Protocol_Sync_Clear (ps); return ps; } int Protocol_Sync_Init (Protocol_Sync * ps, ICC_Sync * icc) { ps->icc = icc; /* Select Master File by default */ ps->path = 0; ps->length = ICC_Sync_GetLength (ps->icc); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK; } int Protocol_Sync_Command (Protocol_Sync * ps, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { int ret; ICC_Sync_BeginTransmission (ps->icc); /* Interindustry Commands */ switch (APDU_Cmd_Ins (cmd)) { case 0xA4: ret = Protocol_Sync_SelectFile (ps, cmd, rsp); break; case 0xB0: ret = Protocol_Sync_ReadBinary (ps, cmd, rsp); break; case 0xD6: ret = Protocol_Sync_UpdateBinary (ps, cmd, rsp); break; case 0x20: ret = Protocol_Sync_Verify (ps, cmd, rsp); break; case 0x24: ret = Protocol_Sync_ChangeVerifyData (ps, cmd, rsp); break; default: ret = Protocol_Sync_BadCommand (ps, cmd, rsp); } return ret; } int Protocol_Sync_Close (Protocol_Sync * ps) { Protocol_Sync_Clear (ps); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK; } void Protocol_Sync_Delete (Protocol_Sync * ps) { free (ps); } /* * Not exported functions definition */ static int Protocol_Sync_SelectFile (Protocol_Sync * ps, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { BYTE buffer[2], aid[PROTOCOL_SYNC_AID_SIZE], path[2]; unsigned short fid, aid_length, path_length; TLV_Object *tlv_dir, *tlv_template, *tlv_aid, *tlv_path, *tlv_app; ATR_Sync *atr; /* FID selected */ if (APDU_Cmd_P1 (cmd) == 0x00) { /* Get FID */ fid = (APDU_Cmd_Data (cmd)[0] << 8) | (APDU_Cmd_Data (cmd)[1]); if (fid == PROTOCOL_SYNC_DS_MF) { ps->path = 0; ps->length = ICC_Sync_GetLength (ps->icc); buffer[0] = 0x90; buffer[1] = 0x00; } else if (fid == PROTOCOL_SYNC_DS_ATR) { atr = ICC_Sync_GetAtr (ps->icc); if ((ATR_Sync_GetCategoryIndicator (atr) == ATR_SYNC_CATEGORY_INDICATOR) && (ATR_SYNC_IS_DIR_DATA_REFERENCE (ATR_Sync_GetDirDataReference (atr))) && (ATR_SYNC_DIR_DATA_REFERENCE (ATR_Sync_GetDirDataReference (atr))) > 4 && (ICC_Sync_GetLength (ps->icc) > 4)) { ps->path = 4; ps->length = MIN (ATR_SYNC_DIR_DATA_REFERENCE (ATR_Sync_GetDirDataReference (atr)), ICC_Sync_GetLength (ps->icc)) - 4; buffer[0] = 0x90; buffer[1] = 0x00; } else { buffer[0] = 0x6A; buffer[1] = 0x82; } } else if (fid == PROTOCOL_SYNC_DS_DIR) { atr = ICC_Sync_GetAtr (ps->icc); if ((ATR_Sync_GetCategoryIndicator (atr) == ATR_SYNC_CATEGORY_INDICATOR) && (ATR_SYNC_IS_DIR_DATA_REFERENCE (ATR_Sync_GetDirDataReference (atr)))) { if ((tlv_dir = PROTOCOL_SYNC_TLV (ps->icc, ATR_SYNC_DIR_DATA_REFERENCE (ATR_Sync_GetDirDataReference (atr))))) { ps->path = TLV_Object_GetAddress (tlv_dir); ps->length = TLV_Object_GetRawLength (tlv_dir); buffer[0] = 0x90; buffer[1] = 0x00; TLV_Object_Delete (tlv_dir); } else { buffer[0] = 0x6A; buffer[1] = 0x82; } } else { buffer[0] = 0x6A; buffer[1] = 0x82; } } else { buffer[0] = 0x6A; buffer[1] = 0x82; } } /* AID selected */ else if (APDU_Cmd_P1 (cmd) == 0x04) { /* Get AID */ aid_length = MIN (APDU_Cmd_Lc (cmd), PROTOCOL_SYNC_AID_SIZE); memcpy (aid, APDU_Cmd_Data (cmd), aid_length); atr = ICC_Sync_GetAtr (ps->icc); if ((ATR_Sync_GetCategoryIndicator (atr) == ATR_SYNC_CATEGORY_INDICATOR) && (ATR_SYNC_IS_DIR_DATA_REFERENCE (ATR_Sync_GetDirDataReference (atr)))) { if ((tlv_dir = PROTOCOL_SYNC_TLV (ps->icc, ATR_SYNC_DIR_DATA_REFERENCE (ATR_Sync_GetDirDataReference (atr))))) { /* Mono-application card */ if (TLV_Object_GetTag (tlv_dir) == TLV_OBJECT_TAG_APPLICATION_ID) { if (TLV_Object_CompareValue (tlv_dir, aid, &aid_length)) { if (TLV_Object_Shift (&tlv_dir)) { ps->path = TLV_Object_GetAddress (tlv_dir); ps->length = TLV_Object_GetRawLength (tlv_dir); buffer[0] = 0x90; buffer[1] = 0x00; TLV_Object_Delete (tlv_dir); } /* Cannot initialize app data section */ else { buffer[0] = 0x6A; buffer[1] = 0x82; } } /* Cannot find application ID */ else { buffer[0] = 0x6A; buffer[1] = 0x82; TLV_Object_Delete (tlv_dir); } } /* Mono-application card with template DO */ else if (TLV_Object_GetTag (tlv_dir) == TLV_OBJECT_TAG_TEMPLATE) { if ((tlv_aid = TLV_Object_GetObjectByTag (tlv_dir, TLV_OBJECT_TAG_APPLICATION_ID))) { if (TLV_Object_CompareValue (tlv_aid, aid, &aid_length)) { if (TLV_Object_Shift (&tlv_dir)) { ps->path = TLV_Object_GetAddress (tlv_dir); ps->length = TLV_Object_GetRawLength (tlv_dir); buffer[0] = 0x90; buffer[1] = 0x00; TLV_Object_Delete (tlv_dir); } /* Cannot initialize app data section */ else { buffer[0] = 0x6A; buffer[1] = 0x82; } } /* Cannot find application ID */ else { buffer[0] = 0x6A; buffer[1] = 0x82; TLV_Object_Delete (tlv_dir); } TLV_Object_Delete (tlv_aid); } /* Cannot find application ID data object */ else { buffer[0] = 0x6A; buffer[1] = 0x82; TLV_Object_Delete (tlv_dir); } } /* Multi-application card */ else if (TLV_Object_GetTag (tlv_dir) == TLV_OBJECT_TAG_SEQUENCE) { tlv_app = NULL; tlv_template = NULL; /* Iterate over dir data section sequence */ while ((!tlv_app) && (TLV_Object_Iterate (tlv_dir, &tlv_template))) { if ((tlv_aid = TLV_Object_GetObjectByTag (tlv_template, TLV_OBJECT_TAG_APPLICATION_ID))) { if (TLV_Object_CompareValue (tlv_aid, aid, &aid_length)) { if ((tlv_path = TLV_Object_GetObjectByTag (tlv_template, TLV_OBJECT_TAG_PATH))) { if (TLV_Object_GetValue (tlv_path, path, &path_length)) { if (path_length < 2) tlv_app = PROTOCOL_SYNC_TLV (ps->icc, path[0]); else tlv_app = PROTOCOL_SYNC_TLV (ps->icc, (path[path_length-2] << 8) | path[path_length-1]); } TLV_Object_Delete (tlv_path); } } TLV_Object_Delete (tlv_aid); } } /* End of secuence was not reached */ if (tlv_template != NULL) TLV_Object_Delete (tlv_template); /* Got it! */ if (tlv_app != NULL) { ps->path = TLV_Object_GetAddress (tlv_app); ps->length = TLV_Object_GetRawLength (tlv_app); buffer[0] = 0x90; buffer[1] = 0x00; TLV_Object_Delete (tlv_app); } /* Cannot find or cannot initialize app data section */ else { buffer[0] = 0x6A; buffer[1] = 0x82; } TLV_Object_Delete (tlv_dir); } /* Invalid tag in dir data section */ else { buffer[0] = 0x6A; buffer[1] = 0x82; TLV_Object_Delete (tlv_dir); } } /* Cannot initialize dir data section */ else { buffer[0] = 0x6A; buffer[1] = 0x82; } } /* Cannot find dir data section */ else { buffer[0] = 0x6A; buffer[1] = 0x82; } } /* Bad selection control */ else { /* ID not found */ buffer[0] = 0x6A; buffer[1] = 0x82; } (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK; } static int Protocol_Sync_ReadBinary (Protocol_Sync * ps, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { unsigned offset, available; unsigned long expected; BYTE *buffer; offset = (APDU_Cmd_P1 (cmd) << 8) | APDU_Cmd_P2 (cmd); available = MAX ((signed) (ps->length) - (signed) (offset), 0); if (APDU_Cmd_Le_Available (cmd)) expected = available; else expected = APDU_Cmd_Le (cmd); /* Cannot return more than APDU_MAX_RSP_SIZE - 2 data bytes */ expected = MIN (expected, APDU_MAX_RSP_SIZE - 2); if (expected > available) { /* Get memory for response */ buffer = (BYTE *) calloc (available + 2, sizeof (BYTE)); /* Read data */ if (ICC_Sync_Read (ps->icc, ps->path + offset, available, buffer) != ICC_SYNC_OK) { buffer[0] = 0x65; buffer[1] = 0x01; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); free (buffer); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_ICC_ERROR; } buffer[available] = 0x62; buffer[available + 1] = 0x82; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, available + 2); free (buffer); } else { /* Get memory for response */ buffer = (BYTE *) calloc (expected + 2, sizeof (BYTE)); /* Read data */ if (ICC_Sync_Read (ps->icc, ps->path + offset, expected, buffer) != ICC_SYNC_OK) { buffer[0] = 0x65; buffer[1] = 0x01; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); free (buffer); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_ICC_ERROR; } buffer[expected] = 0x90; buffer[expected + 1] = 0x00; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, expected + 2); free (buffer); } return PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK; } static int Protocol_Sync_UpdateBinary (Protocol_Sync * ps, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { unsigned available, offset; unsigned long provided; BYTE buffer[2]; int ret; offset = (APDU_Cmd_P1 (cmd) << 8) | APDU_Cmd_P2 (cmd); available = MAX ((signed) (ps->length) - (signed) (offset), 0); provided = APDU_Cmd_Lc (cmd); /* Write data */ ret = ICC_Sync_Write (ps->icc, ps->path + offset, MIN (available, provided), APDU_Cmd_Data (cmd)); /* Read only error */ if (ret == ICC_SYNC_RO_ERROR) { buffer[0] = 0x62; buffer[1] = 0x00; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK; } /* Communication error */ else if (ret != ICC_SYNC_OK) { buffer[0] = 0x62; buffer[1] = 0x00; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_ICC_ERROR; } /* Wrote less bytes than given */ if (available < provided) { buffer[0] = 0x62; buffer[1] = 0x00; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK; } buffer[0] = 0x90; buffer[1] = 0x00; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK; } static int Protocol_Sync_Verify (Protocol_Sync * ps, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { BYTE buffer[2], pin[ICC_SYNC_PIN_SIZE]; unsigned trials; int ret; memset (pin, 0x00, ICC_SYNC_PIN_SIZE); memcpy (pin, APDU_Cmd_Data (cmd), MIN (APDU_Cmd_Lc (cmd), ICC_SYNC_PIN_SIZE)); ret = ICC_Sync_EnterPin (ps->icc, pin, &trials); /* Verificarion unsuccessfull */ if (ret == ICC_SYNC_PIN_ERROR) { buffer[0] = 0x63; buffer[1] = (0xC0 | ((BYTE) trials & 0x0F)); } /* ICC blocked */ else if (ret == ICC_SYNC_BLOCKED_ERROR) { buffer[0] = 0x69; buffer[1] = 0x83; } /* Communication error */ else if (ret != ICC_SYNC_OK) { buffer[0] = 0x63; buffer[1] = 0x00; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_ICC_ERROR; } /* Enter PIN OK */ else { buffer[0] = 0x90; buffer[1] = 0x00; } (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK; } static int Protocol_Sync_ChangeVerifyData (Protocol_Sync * ps, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { BYTE pin[ICC_SYNC_PIN_SIZE], newpin[ICC_SYNC_PIN_SIZE]; BYTE buffer[2]; unsigned trials; int ret; memcpy (pin, APDU_Cmd_Data (cmd), ICC_SYNC_PIN_SIZE); memcpy (newpin, APDU_Cmd_Data (cmd) + ICC_SYNC_PIN_SIZE, ICC_SYNC_PIN_SIZE); /* Verify current pin */ ret = ICC_Sync_EnterPin (ps->icc, pin, &trials); /* Verificarion unsuccessfull */ if (ret == ICC_SYNC_PIN_ERROR) { buffer[0] = 0x63; buffer[1] = (0xC0 | ((BYTE) trials & 0x0F)); (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK; } /* ICC blocked */ else if (ret == ICC_SYNC_BLOCKED_ERROR) { buffer[0] = 0x69; buffer[1] = 0x83; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK; } /* Communication error */ else if (ret != ICC_SYNC_OK) { buffer[0] = 0x63; buffer[1] = 0x00; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_ICC_ERROR; } /* Change PIN */ ret = ICC_Sync_ChangePin (ps->icc, newpin); if (ret != ICC_SYNC_OK) { buffer[0] = 0x63; buffer[1] = 0x00; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_ICC_ERROR; } buffer[0] = 0x90; buffer[1] = 0x00; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK; } static int Protocol_Sync_BadCommand (Protocol_Sync * ps, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp) { BYTE buffer[2]; buffer[0] = 0x6E; buffer[1] = 0x00; (*rsp) = APDU_Rsp_New (buffer, 2); return PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK; } static bool Protocol_Sync_GetData (void * data, unsigned short address, unsigned short length, BYTE * buffer) { return (ICC_Sync_Read ((ICC_Sync *) data, address, length, buffer) == ICC_SYNC_OK); } static void Protocol_Sync_Clear (Protocol_Sync * ps) { ps->icc = NULL; ps->path = 0; ps->length = 0; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/atr_sync.c0000644000175000017500000000574107414061573013146 /* atr_sync.c Memory cards answer to reset abstract data type This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include "atr_sync.h" #include /* * Exported functions definition */ ATR_Sync * ATR_Sync_New (void) { ATR_Sync *atr; atr = (ATR_Sync *) malloc (sizeof (ATR_Sync)); if (atr != NULL) { atr->H1 = 0x00; atr->H2 = 0x00; atr->H3 = 0x00; atr->H4 = 0x00; } return atr; } int ATR_Sync_Init (ATR_Sync * atr, BYTE * buffer, unsigned length) { int ret; if (length < 4) return ATR_SYNC_MALFORMED; atr->H1 = buffer[0]; atr->H2 = buffer[1]; atr->H3 = buffer[2]; atr->H4 = buffer[3]; if ((buffer[0] & 0x03) == 0x02) { if (buffer[2] == 0x10) ret = ATR_SYNC_OK; else ret = ATR_SYNC_MALFORMED; } else ret = ATR_SYNC_UNKNOWN_STRUCTURE; return ret; } BYTE ATR_Sync_GetProtocolType (ATR_Sync * atr) { return (((atr->H1) >> 4) & 0x0F); } BYTE ATR_Sync_GetStructureID (ATR_Sync * atr) { return ((atr->H1) & 0x07); } BYTE ATR_Sync_GetProtocolParameter (ATR_Sync * atr) { return (atr->H2); } unsigned ATR_Sync_GetNumberOfDataUnits (ATR_Sync * atr) { unsigned exp, ret, i; exp = ((atr->H2) >> 3) & 0x0F; if (exp == 0) return 0; /* Calculate ret = 2 ^ (exp +6) */ ret = 64; for (i = 0; i < exp; i++) ret *= 2; return ret; } unsigned ATR_Sync_GetLengthOfDataUnits (ATR_Sync * atr) { unsigned exp, ret, i; exp = ((atr->H2) & 0x07); /* Calculate ret = (2 ^ exp) */ ret = 1; for (i = 0; i < exp; i++) ret *= 2; return ret; } bool ATR_Sync_GetReadToEnd (ATR_Sync * atr) { return ((atr->H2 & 0x80) == 0x00); } void ATR_Sync_GetHistoricalBytes (ATR_Sync * atr, BYTE * buffer, unsigned *length) { buffer[0] = atr->H3; buffer[1] = atr->H4; (*length) = 2; } BYTE ATR_Sync_GetCategoryIndicator (ATR_Sync * atr) { return (atr->H3); } BYTE ATR_Sync_GetDirDataReference (ATR_Sync * atr) { return (atr->H4); } void ATR_Sync_GetRaw (ATR_Sync * atr, BYTE * buffer, unsigned *length) { buffer[0] = atr->H1; buffer[1] = atr->H2; buffer[2] = atr->H3; buffer[3] = atr->H4; (*length) = 4; } void ATR_Sync_Delete (ATR_Sync * atr) { free (atr); } towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/pps.c0000644000175000017500000001721007527763301012123 /* pps.c Protocol Parameters Selection This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 2001 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include "pps.h" #include "atr.h" #include "protocol_t0.h" #include "protocol_t1.h" #include #include #include /* * Not exported constants definition */ #define PPS_DEFAULT_PROTOCOL 0x00 /* * Not exported macros definition */ #define PPS_HAS_PPS1(block) ((block[1] & 0x10) == 0x10) #define PPS_HAS_PPS2(block) ((block[1] & 0x20) == 0x20) #define PPS_HAS_PPS3(block) ((block[1] & 0x40) == 0x40) /* * Not exported funtions declaration */ static int PPS_Exchange (PPS * pps, BYTE * params, unsigned *length); static bool PPS_Match (BYTE * request, unsigned len_request, BYTE * reply, unsigned len_reply); static unsigned PPS_GetLength (BYTE * block); static int PPS_InitICC (PPS * pps); static int PPS_InitProtocol (PPS * pps); static void PPS_SelectFirstProtocol (PPS * pps); static BYTE PPS_GetPCK (BYTE * block, unsigned length); /* * Exported functions definition */ PPS * PPS_New (ICC_Async * icc) { PPS *pps; pps = (PPS *) malloc (sizeof (PPS)); if (pps != NULL) { pps->icc = icc; pps->protocol = NULL; pps->parameters.t = PPS_DEFAULT_PROTOCOL; pps->parameters.f = ATR_DEFAULT_F; pps->parameters.d = ATR_DEFAULT_D; pps->parameters.n = ATR_DEFAULT_N; } return pps; } int PPS_Perform (PPS * pps, BYTE * params, unsigned *length) { ATR *atr; int ret; /* Perform PPS Exchange if requested */ if ((*length) > 0) { ret = PPS_Exchange (pps, params, length); /* Get parameters from PPS handsake */ if (ret == PPS_OK) { pps->parameters.t = params[1] & 0x0F; if (PPS_HAS_PPS1 (params)) { pps->parameters.f = atr_f_table[(params[2] >> 4)]; pps->parameters.d = atr_d_table[(params[2] & 0x0F)]; } ret = PPS_InitICC(pps); if (ret != PPS_OK) return ret; } else return ret; } /* Get parameters from ATR */ else { PPS_SelectFirstProtocol (pps); #ifndef PPS_USE_DEFAULT_TIMINGS atr = ICC_Async_GetAtr (pps->icc); ATR_GetParameter (atr, ATR_PARAMETER_N, &(pps->parameters.n)); ATR_GetParameter (atr, ATR_PARAMETER_D, &(pps->parameters.d)); ATR_GetParameter (atr, ATR_PARAMETER_F, &(pps->parameters.f)); #endif } #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf("PPS: T=%X, F=%.0f, D=%.6f, N=%.0f\n", pps->parameters.t, pps->parameters.f, pps->parameters.d, pps->parameters.n); #endif /* Initialize selected protocol with selected parameters */ ret = PPS_InitProtocol (pps); return ret; } void * PPS_GetProtocol (PPS * pps) { return pps->protocol; } PPS_ProtocolParameters *PPS_GetProtocolParameters (PPS * pps) { /* User must Remember not to reference this struct after removing PPS */ return &(pps->parameters); } void PPS_Delete (PPS * pps) { free (pps); } /* * Not exported funtions definition */ static int PPS_Exchange (PPS * pps, BYTE * params, unsigned *length) { BYTE confirm[PPS_MAX_LENGTH]; unsigned len_request, len_confirm; int ret; #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL int i; #endif len_request = PPS_GetLength (params); params[len_request - 1] = PPS_GetPCK(params, len_request - 1); #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf ("PPS: Sending request: "); for (i = 0; i < len_request; i++) printf ("%X ", params[i]); printf ("\n"); #endif /* Send PPS request */ if (ICC_Async_Transmit (pps->icc, len_request, params) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) return PPS_ICC_ERROR; /* Get PPS confirm */ if (ICC_Async_Receive (pps->icc, 2, confirm) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) return PPS_ICC_ERROR; len_confirm = PPS_GetLength (confirm); if (ICC_Async_Receive (pps->icc, len_confirm - 2, confirm + 2) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) return PPS_ICC_ERROR; #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf ("PPS: Receivig confirm: "); for (i = 0; i < len_confirm; i++) printf ("%X ", confirm[i]); printf ("\n"); #endif if (!PPS_Match (params, len_request, confirm, len_confirm)) ret = PPS_HANDSAKE_ERROR; else ret = PPS_OK; /* Copy PPS handsake */ memcpy (params, confirm, len_confirm); (*length) = len_confirm; return ret; } static bool PPS_Match (BYTE * request, unsigned len_request, BYTE * confirm, unsigned len_confirm) { /* See if the reply differs from request */ if ((len_request != len_confirm) || (!memcmp (request, confirm, len_request))) { /* See if the card specifies other than default FI and D */ if ((PPS_HAS_PPS1 (confirm)) && (confirm[2] != request[2])) return FALSE; } return TRUE; } static unsigned PPS_GetLength (BYTE * block) { unsigned length = 3; if (PPS_HAS_PPS1 (block)) length++; if (PPS_HAS_PPS2 (block)) length++; if (PPS_HAS_PPS3 (block)) length++; return length; } static int PPS_InitICC (PPS * pps) { unsigned long baudrate; long double work_etu; /* Work etu = (1/D) * (F/fs) * 1000 milliseconds */ work_etu = (1000 * pps->parameters.f) / (pps->parameters.d * ICC_Async_GetClockRate (pps->icc)); /* Baudrate = 1000 / etu bps */ baudrate = (long unsigned int) (1000 / work_etu); #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf ("PPS: Baudrate = %d\n", baudrate); #endif if (ICC_Async_SetBaudrate (pps->icc, baudrate) != ICC_ASYNC_OK) return PPS_ICC_ERROR; return PPS_OK; } static int PPS_InitProtocol (PPS * pps) { int ret; if (pps->parameters.t == ATR_PROTOCOL_TYPE_T0) { pps->protocol = Protocol_T0_New (); if ((pps->protocol) != NULL) { ret = Protocol_T0_Init ((Protocol_T0 *) pps->protocol, (ICC_Async *) pps->icc, &(pps->parameters)); if (ret != PROTOCOL_T0_OK) { Protocol_T0_Delete ((Protocol_T0 *) pps->protocol); pps->protocol = NULL; return PPS_PROTOCOL_ERROR; } return PPS_OK; } } else if (pps->parameters.t == ATR_PROTOCOL_TYPE_T1) { pps->protocol = Protocol_T1_New (); if (pps->protocol != NULL) { ret = Protocol_T1_Init ((Protocol_T1 *) pps->protocol, (ICC_Async *) pps->icc, &(pps->parameters)); if (ret != PROTOCOL_T1_OK) { Protocol_T1_Delete ((Protocol_T1 *) pps->protocol); pps->protocol = NULL; return PPS_PROTOCOL_ERROR; } return PPS_OK; } } else pps->protocol = NULL; return PPS_PROTOCOL_ERROR; } static void PPS_SelectFirstProtocol (PPS * pps) { ATR *atr = ICC_Async_GetAtr (pps->icc); unsigned np; pps->parameters.t = ATR_PROTOCOL_TYPE_T0; ATR_GetNumberOfProtocols (atr, &np); /* * Get protocol offered by interface bytes T*2 if available, * (that is, if TD1 is available), * otherwise use default T=0 */ if (np>1) ATR_GetProtocolType (atr, 2, &(pps->parameters.t)); #ifdef DEBUG_PROTOCOL printf ("PPS: Protocol T=%d selected\n", pps->parameters.t); #endif } static BYTE PPS_GetPCK (BYTE * block, unsigned length) { BYTE pck; unsigned i; pck = block[0]; for (i = 1; i < length; i++) pck ^= block[i]; return pck; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/tlv_object.c0000644000175000017500000001330707433273261013454 /* tlv_object.c BER-TLV (Basic Encoding Rules - Tag Length Value) decoding This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2002 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #include #include #include "defines.h" #include "tlv_object.h" /* * Exported functions definition */ TLV_Object * TLV_Object_New (void* data, TLV_Object_GetData get_data, unsigned short data_length, unsigned short address) { TLV_Object * tlv; BYTE buffer[2]; unsigned i; tlv = (TLV_Object *) malloc (sizeof(TLV_Object)); if (tlv != NULL) { tlv->data = data; tlv->get_data = get_data; tlv->data_length = data_length; tlv->address = address; /* Get Tag */ i=0; if ((address >= data_length) || !((*get_data)(data, address, 1, buffer))) { free (tlv); return NULL; } /* Two bytes tag */ if ((buffer[0] & 0x1F) == 0x1F) { i++; if ((address+i >= data_length) || !((*get_data)(data, address+i, 1, buffer+i))) { free (tlv); return NULL; } tlv->tag = (buffer[0] << 8) | buffer[1]; } /* One byte tag */ else tlv->tag = 0x00FF & buffer[0]; /* Get length */ i++; if ((address+i >= data_length) || !((*get_data)(data, address+i, 1, buffer))) { free (tlv); return NULL; } /* Length > 127 */ if ((buffer[0] & 0x80) == 0x80) { i++; /* 256 > length > 127 */ if ((buffer[0] & 0x7F) == 0x01) { if ((address+i >= data_length) || !((*get_data)(data, address+i, 1, buffer))) { free (tlv); return NULL; } tlv->length = 0x00FF & buffer[0]; i++; } /* 65536 > length > 255 */ else if ((buffer[0] & 0x7F) == 0x02) { if ((address+i+1 >= data_length) || !((*get_data)(data, address+i, 2, buffer))) { free (tlv); return NULL; } tlv->length = (buffer[0] << 8) | buffer[1]; i+=2; } else { free (tlv); return NULL; } } /* Length < 128 */ else { i++; tlv->length = 0x7F & buffer[0]; } /* Get value address */ if (address+i >= data_length) { free (tlv); return NULL; } tlv->value = address + i; /* Round tlv object length to fit within available data */ tlv->length = MIN (tlv->length, data_length - tlv->value); } return tlv; } void TLV_Object_Delete (TLV_Object * tlv) { free (tlv); } unsigned short TLV_Object_GetTag (TLV_Object * tlv) { return tlv->tag; } unsigned short TLV_Object_GetLength (TLV_Object * tlv) { return tlv->length; } bool TLV_Object_GetValue (TLV_Object * tlv, BYTE * value, unsigned short *length) { (*length) = MIN ((*length), tlv->length); if ((*length) == 0) return TRUE; return ((*(tlv->get_data)) (tlv->data, tlv->value, (*length), value)); } bool TLV_Object_CompareValue (TLV_Object * tlv, BYTE * value, unsigned short *length) { BYTE * buffer; bool ret; buffer = (BYTE *) calloc ((*length), sizeof (BYTE)); if (TLV_Object_GetValue (tlv, buffer, length)) ret = !(memcmp (value, buffer, (*length))); else ret = FALSE; return ret; } bool TLV_Object_Shift (TLV_Object ** tlv) { TLV_Object * aux; aux = TLV_Object_New ((*tlv)->data, (*tlv)->get_data, (*tlv)->data_length , (*tlv)->value + (*tlv)->length); TLV_Object_Delete (*tlv); (*tlv) = aux; return (aux != NULL); } bool TLV_Object_Iterate (TLV_Object * tlv, TLV_Object ** iterator) { TLV_Object * next; if ((*iterator) == NULL) next = TLV_Object_New (tlv->data, tlv->get_data, tlv->data_length, tlv->value); else { next = (*iterator); if (next->value + next->length < tlv->value + tlv->length) TLV_Object_Shift (&next); else { TLV_Object_Delete (next); next = NULL; } } return (((*iterator) = next) != NULL); } TLV_Object * TLV_Object_GetObjectByTag (TLV_Object * tlv, unsigned short tag) { TLV_Object * aux; aux = TLV_Object_New (tlv->data, tlv->get_data, tlv->data_length, tlv->value); while ((aux) && (TLV_Object_GetTag (aux) != tag)) { if (aux->value + aux->length < tlv->value + tlv->length) TLV_Object_Shift (&aux); else { TLV_Object_Delete (aux); aux = NULL; } } return aux; } TLV_Object * TLV_Object_GetObjectBySec (TLV_Object * tlv, unsigned short sec) { TLV_Object * aux; unsigned short i; aux = TLV_Object_New (tlv->data, tlv->get_data, tlv->data_length, tlv->value); for (i=0; ((ivalue + aux->length < tlv->value + tlv->length) TLV_Object_Shift(&aux); else { TLV_Object_Delete(aux); aux = NULL; } } return aux; } unsigned short TLV_Object_GetRawLength (TLV_Object * tlv) { return (tlv->length + (tlv->value - tlv->address)); } unsigned short TLV_Object_GetAddress (TLV_Object * tlv) { return tlv->address; } towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/atr.h0000644000175000017500000001070407375602206012112 /* atr.h ISO 7816 ICC's answer to reset abstract data type definitions This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _ATR_ #define _ATR_ #include "defines.h" #include "io_serial.h" /* * Exported constants definition */ /* Return values */ #define ATR_OK 0 /* ATR could be parsed and data returned */ #define ATR_NOT_FOUND 1 /* Data not present in ATR */ #define ATR_MALFORMED 2 /* ATR could not be parsed */ #define ATR_IO_ERROR 2 /* I/O stream error */ /* Paramenters */ #define ATR_MAX_SIZE 33 /* Maximum size of ATR byte array */ #define ATR_MAX_HISTORICAL 15 /* Maximum number of historical bytes */ #define ATR_MAX_PROTOCOLS 7 /* Maximun number of protocols */ #define ATR_MAX_IB 4 /* Maximum number of interface bytes per protocol */ #define ATR_CONVENTION_DIRECT 0 /* Direct convention */ #define ATR_CONVENTION_INVERSE 1 /* Inverse convention */ #define ATR_PROTOCOL_TYPE_T0 0 /* Protocol type T=0 */ #define ATR_PROTOCOL_TYPE_T1 1 /* Protocol type T=1 */ #define ATR_PROTOCOL_TYPE_T2 2 /* Protocol type T=2 */ #define ATR_PROTOCOL_TYPE_T3 3 /* Protocol type T=3 */ #define ATR_PROTOCOL_TYPE_T14 14 /* Protocol type T=14 */ #define ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TA 0 /* Interface byte TAi */ #define ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TB 1 /* Interface byte TBi */ #define ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TC 2 /* Interface byte TCi */ #define ATR_INTERFACE_BYTE_TD 3 /* Interface byte TDi */ #define ATR_PARAMETER_F 0 /* Parameter F */ #define ATR_PARAMETER_D 1 /* Parameter D */ #define ATR_PARAMETER_I 2 /* Parameter I */ #define ATR_PARAMETER_P 3 /* Parameter P */ #define ATR_PARAMETER_N 4 /* Parameter N */ #define ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_FI 0 /* Integer value FI */ #define ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_DI 1 /* Integer value DI */ #define ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_II 2 /* Integer value II */ #define ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_PI1 3 /* Integer value PI1 */ #define ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_N 4 /* Integer value N */ #define ATR_INTEGER_VALUE_PI2 5 /* Integer value PI2 */ /* Default values for paramenters */ #define ATR_DEFAULT_F 372 #define ATR_DEFAULT_D 1 #define ATR_DEFAULT_I 50 #define ATR_DEFAULT_N 0 #define ATR_DEFAULT_P 5 /* * Exported data types definition */ typedef struct { unsigned length; BYTE TS; BYTE T0; struct { BYTE value; bool present; } ib[ATR_MAX_PROTOCOLS][ATR_MAX_IB], TCK; unsigned pn; BYTE hb[ATR_MAX_HISTORICAL]; unsigned hbn; } ATR; /* * Exported variables declaration */ extern unsigned atr_f_table[16]; extern double atr_d_table[16]; extern unsigned atr_i_table[4]; /* * Exported functions declaraton */ /* Creation and deletion */ extern ATR *ATR_New (void); extern void ATR_Delete (ATR * atr); /* Initialization */ extern int ATR_InitFromArray (ATR * atr, BYTE buffer[ATR_MAX_SIZE], unsigned length); extern int ATR_InitFromStream (ATR * atr, IO_Serial * io, unsigned timeout); /* General smartcard characteristics */ extern int ATR_GetConvention (ATR * atr, int *convention); extern int ATR_GetNumberOfProtocols (ATR * atr, unsigned *number_protocols); extern int ATR_GetProtocolType (ATR * atr, unsigned number_protocol, BYTE *protocol_type); /* ATR parameters and integer values */ extern int ATR_GetInterfaceByte (ATR * atr, unsigned number, int character, BYTE * ib); extern int ATR_GetIntegerValue (ATR * atr, int name, BYTE * value); extern int ATR_GetParameter (ATR * atr, int name, double *parameter); extern int ATR_GetHistoricalBytes (ATR * atr, BYTE * hist, unsigned *length); extern int ATR_GetCheckByte (ATR * atr, BYTE * check_byte); extern int ATR_GetFsMax (ATR * atr, unsigned long *fsmax); /* Raw ATR retrieving */ extern int ATR_GetRaw (ATR * atr, BYTE * buffer, unsigned *lenght); extern int ATR_GetSize (ATR * atr, unsigned *size); #endif /* _ATR_ */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/icc_async.h0000644000175000017500000000613607404146634013264 /* icc_async.h Asynchronous integrated circuit cards handling functions This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 2001 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _ICC_ASYNC_ #define _ICC_ASYNC_ #include "defines.h" #include "ifd_towitoko.h" #include "atr.h" /* * Exported constants definition */ /* Return codes */ #define ICC_ASYNC_OK 0 #define ICC_ASYNC_IFD_ERROR 1 #define ICC_ASYNC_ATR_ERROR 2 /* * Exported types definition */ typedef struct { unsigned block_delay; /* Delay (ms) after starting to transmit */ unsigned char_delay; /* Delay (ms) after transmiting each sucesive char*/ unsigned block_timeout; /* Max timeout (ms) to receive first char */ unsigned char_timeout; /* Max timeout (ms) to receive sucesive characters */ } ICC_Async_Timings; typedef struct { IFD *ifd; /* Interface device */ ATR *atr; /* Answer to reset of this ICC */ int convention; /* Convention of this ICC */ unsigned long baudrate; /* Current baudrate (bps) for transmiting to this ICC */ ICC_Async_Timings timings; /* Current timings for transmiting to this ICC */ } ICC_Async; /* * Exported functions declaration */ /* Creation and Deletion */ extern ICC_Async * ICC_Async_New (void); extern void ICC_Async_Delete (ICC_Async * icc); /* Initialization and Deactivation */ extern int ICC_Async_Init (ICC_Async * icc, IFD * ifd); extern int ICC_Async_Close (ICC_Async * icc); /* Attributes */ extern int ICC_Async_SetTimings (ICC_Async * icc, ICC_Async_Timings * timings); extern int ICC_Async_GetTimings (ICC_Async * icc, ICC_Async_Timings * timings); extern int ICC_Async_SetBaudrate (ICC_Async * icc, unsigned long baudrate); extern int ICC_Async_GetBaudrate (ICC_Async * icc, unsigned long * baudrate); extern ATR *ICC_Async_GetAtr (ICC_Async * icc); extern IFD *ICC_Async_GetIFD (ICC_Async * icc); extern unsigned long ICC_Async_GetClockRate (ICC_Async * icc); /* Operations */ extern int ICC_Async_BeginTransmission (ICC_Async * icc); extern int ICC_Async_Transmit (ICC_Async * icc, unsigned size, BYTE * buffer); extern int ICC_Async_Receive (ICC_Async * icc, unsigned size, BYTE * buffer); extern int ICC_Async_Switch (ICC_Async * icc); extern int ICC_Async_EndTransmission (ICC_Async * icc); #endif /* _ICC_ASYNC_ */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/io_serial.h0000644000175000017500000000552207404123777013300 /* io_serial.h Serial port input/output definitions This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _IO_SERIAL_ #define _IO_SERIAL_ #include "defines.h" /* * Exported constants definition */ /* Type of parity of the serial device */ #define IO_SERIAL_PARITY_ODD 1 #define IO_SERIAL_PARITY_EVEN 2 #define IO_SERIAL_PARITY_NONE 3 /* Values for the modem lines */ #define IO_SERIAL_HIGH 1 #define IO_SERIAL_LOW 0 /* Maximum size of PnP Com ID */ #define IO_SERIAL_PNPID_SIZE 256 /* * Exported datatypes definition */ /* Settings than can be modified to the serial device */ typedef struct { unsigned long input_bitrate; unsigned long output_bitrate; unsigned bits; unsigned stopbits; int parity; int dtr; int rts; } IO_Serial_Properties; /* IO_Serial exported datatype */ typedef struct { int fd; /* Handle of the serial device */ IO_Serial_Properties * props; unsigned com; /* Com port number (1..4) */ BYTE PnP_id[IO_SERIAL_PNPID_SIZE]; /* PnP Id of the serial device */ unsigned PnP_id_size; /* Length of PnP Id */ bool usbserial; /* Is serial USB device */ } IO_Serial; /* * Exported functions declaration */ /* IO_Serial creation and deletion */ extern IO_Serial *IO_Serial_New (void); extern void IO_Serial_Delete (IO_Serial * io); /* Initialization and closing */ extern bool IO_Serial_Init (IO_Serial * io, unsigned com, bool usbserial, bool pnp); extern bool IO_Serial_Close (IO_Serial * io); /* Transmission properties */ extern bool IO_Serial_SetProperties (IO_Serial * io, IO_Serial_Properties * props); extern bool IO_Serial_GetProperties (IO_Serial * io, IO_Serial_Properties * props); /* Input and output */ extern bool IO_Serial_Read (IO_Serial * io, unsigned timeout, unsigned size, BYTE * data); extern bool IO_Serial_Write (IO_Serial * io, unsigned delay, unsigned size, BYTE * data); /* Serial port atributes */ extern unsigned IO_Serial_GetCom (IO_Serial * io); extern void IO_Serial_GetPnPId (IO_Serial * io, BYTE * pnp_id, unsigned *length); #endif /* IO_SERIAL */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/protocol_t0.h0000644000175000017500000000424207375770701013576 /* protocol_t0.h ISO 7816 T=0 Transport Protocol definitions This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _PROTOCOL_T0_ #define _PROTOCOL_T0_ #include "defines.h" #include "icc_async.h" #include "apdu.h" #include "pps.h" /* * Exported constants definition */ /* Return codes */ #define PROTOCOL_T0_OK 0 /* Command OK */ #define PROTOCOL_T0_NULL_ERROR 1 /* Maximum NULL's reachec */ #define PROTOCOL_T0_ICC_ERROR 2 /* ICC comunication error */ #define PROTOCOL_T0_IFD_ERROR 3 /* IFD comunication error */ #define PROTOCOL_T0_ERROR 4 /* T=0 Protocol Error */ /* * Exported datatypes definition */ /* T=0 Protocol handler */ typedef struct { ICC_Async *icc; /* Asynchrosous integrated cirtuit card */ unsigned long wwt; /* Work waiting time (ms) */ } Protocol_T0; /* * Exported functions declaration */ /* Create a new protocol handler */ extern Protocol_T0 *Protocol_T0_New (void); /* Delete a protocol handler */ extern void Protocol_T0_Delete (Protocol_T0 * t0); /* Initialise a protocol handler */ extern int Protocol_T0_Init (Protocol_T0 * t0, ICC_Async * icc, PPS_ProtocolParameters * params); /* Send a command and return a response */ extern int Protocol_T0_Command (Protocol_T0 * t0, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); /* Close a protocol handler */ extern int Protocol_T0_Close (Protocol_T0 * t0); #endif /* _PROTOCOL_T0_ */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/protocol_t1.h0000644000175000017500000000500407402423052013555 /* protocol_t1.h ISO 7816 T=1 Transport Protocol definitions This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _PROTOCOL_T1_ #define _PROTOCOL_T1_ #include "defines.h" #include "icc_async.h" #include "apdu.h" #include "pps.h" /* * Exported constants definition */ /* Return codes */ #define PROTOCOL_T1_OK 0 /* Command OK */ #define PROTOCOL_T1_ICC_ERROR 2 /* ICC comunication error */ #define PROTOCOL_T1_ERROR 4 /* T=1 Protocol Error */ #define PROTOCOL_T1_NOT_IMPLEMENTED 7 /* Feture not implemented */ /* * Exported datatypes definition */ /* T=1 Protocol context */ typedef struct { ICC_Async *icc; /* Asynchronous integrated cirtuit card */ unsigned short ifsc; /* Information field size for the ICC */ unsigned short ifsd; /* Information field size for the IFD */ unsigned short bgt; /* Block guard time */ unsigned short bwt; /* Block waiting time */ unsigned short cwt; /* Character waiting time */ int edc; /* Type of error detection code */ BYTE ns; /* Send sequence number */ } Protocol_T1; /* * Exported functions declaration */ /* Create a new protocol handler */ extern Protocol_T1 * Protocol_T1_New (void); /* Delete a protocol handler */ extern void Protocol_T1_Delete (Protocol_T1 * t1); /* Initialise a protocol handler */ extern int Protocol_T1_Init (Protocol_T1 * t1, ICC_Async * icc, PPS_ProtocolParameters * params); /* Send a command and return a response */ extern int Protocol_T1_Command (Protocol_T1 * t1, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); /* Close a protocol handler */ extern int Protocol_T1_Close (Protocol_T1 * t1); #endif /* _PROTOCOL_T1_ */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/t1_block.h0000644000175000017500000000502507375723324013027 /* t1_block.h T=1 block abstract data type definitions This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _T1_BLOCK_ #define _T1_BLOCK_ #include "defines.h" /* * Exported constants definition */ /* Buffer sizes */ #define T1_BLOCK_MAX_SIZE 259 #define T1_BLOCK_INF_MAX_SIZE 254 /* Types of block */ #define T1_BLOCK_I 0x00 #define T1_BLOCK_R_OK 0x80 #define T1_BLOCK_R_EDC_ERR 0x81 #define T1_BLOCK_R_OTHER_ERR 0x82 #define T1_BLOCK_S_RESYNCH_REQ 0xC0 #define T1_BLOCK_S_RESYNCH_RES 0xE0 #define T1_BLOCK_S_IFS_REQ 0xC1 #define T1_BLOCK_S_IFS_RES 0xE1 #define T1_BLOCK_S_ABORT_REQ 0xC2 #define T1_BLOCK_S_ABORT_RES 0xE2 #define T1_BLOCK_S_WTX_REQ 0xC3 #define T1_BLOCK_S_WTX_RES 0xE3 #define T1_BLOCK_S_VPP_ERR 0xE4 /* * Exported data types definition */ typedef struct { BYTE * data; unsigned length; } T1_Block; /* * Exported functions declaration */ extern T1_Block * T1_Block_New (BYTE * buffer, unsigned length); extern T1_Block * T1_Block_NewIBlock (BYTE len, BYTE * inf, BYTE ns, bool more); extern T1_Block * T1_Block_NewRBlock (BYTE type, BYTE nr); extern T1_Block * T1_Block_NewSBlock (BYTE type, BYTE len, BYTE * inf); extern BYTE T1_Block_GetType (T1_Block * block); extern BYTE T1_Block_GetNS (T1_Block * block); extern bool T1_Block_GetMore (T1_Block * block); extern BYTE T1_Block_GetNR (T1_Block * block); extern BYTE T1_Block_GetLen (T1_Block * block); extern BYTE * T1_Block_GetInf (T1_Block * block); extern BYTE * T1_Block_Raw (T1_Block * block); extern unsigned T1_Block_RawLen (T1_Block * block); extern void T1_Block_Delete (T1_Block * block); #endif /* _T1_BLOCK_ */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/ifd_towitoko.h0000644000175000017500000001364207527763552014044 /* ifd_towitoko.h Interface device handling functions definitions. An IFD object represents on of the slots within a drive. All chipdrives but Twin have one IFD per drive and serial port. This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 2001 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _IFD_TOWITOKO_ #define _IFD_TOWITOKO_ #include "defines.h" #include "atr.h" #include "atr_sync.h" /* * Exported constants definition */ /* Return Codes */ #define IFD_TOWITOKO_OK 0 /* OK */ #define IFD_TOWITOKO_IO_ERROR 1 /* I/O Error */ #define IFD_TOWITOKO_CHK_ERROR 2 /* Checksum error */ #define IFD_TOWITOKO_PARAM_ERROR 3 /* Parameter error */ #define IFD_TOWITOKO_UNSUPPORTED 4 /* Action not supported by IFD hardware */ /* Slots: Only Chipdrive twin has slot B */ #define IFD_TOWITOKO_SLOT_A 0x00 /* Chipdrive slot A */ #define IFD_TOWITOKO_SLOT_B 0x01 /* Chipdrive twin slot B */ /* Reader types */ #define IFD_TOWITOKO_CHIPDRIVE_EXT_II 0x88 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_CHIPDRIVE_EXT_I 0x84 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_CHIPDRIVE_INT 0x90 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_KARTENZWERG 0x80 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_KARTENZWERG_II 0x64 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_CHIPDRIVE_MICRO 0x61 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_UNKNOWN 0x00 /* Card status */ #define IFD_TOWITOKO_NOCARD_NOCHANGE 0x00 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_CARD_NOCHANGE 0x40 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_NOCARD_CHANGE 0x80 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_CARD_CHANGE 0xC0 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_CARD(status) (((status) & 0x40) == 0x40) #define IFD_TOWITOKO_CHANGE(status) (((status) & 0x80) == 0x80) /* Led Color */ #define IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_OFF 0x00 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_RED 0x01 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_GREEN 0x02 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_LED_YELLOW 0x03 /* IFD parity */ #define IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_ODD 0x80 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_PARITY_EVEN 0x40 /* ICC types */ #define IFD_TOWITOKO_I2C_SHORT 0 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_I2C_LONG 1 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_2W 2 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_3W 3 #define IFD_TOWITOKO_ASYNC 4 /* Maximum size of Pin */ #define IFD_TOWITOKO_PIN_SIZE 3 /* * Exported Datatypes */ typedef struct { unsigned block_delay; /* Delay (ms) after starting to transmit */ unsigned char_delay; /* Delay (ms) after transmiting sucesive chars */ unsigned block_timeout; /* Max timeout (ms) to receive firtst char */ unsigned char_timeout; /* Max timeout (ms) to receive sucesive characters */ } IFD_Timings; /* Interface Device Handler */ typedef struct { IO_Serial *io; /* Handle of serial device */ BYTE slot; /* Chipdrive Twin Slot */ BYTE type; /* Reader type code */ BYTE firmware; /* Reader firmware version */ } IFD_Towitoko; typedef IFD_Towitoko IFD; /* * Exported functions declaration */ /* Create and Delete an IFD */ extern IFD *IFD_Towitoko_New (void); extern void IFD_Towitoko_Delete (IFD * ifd); /* Handling of the drive associated with this IFD */ extern int IFD_Towitoko_Init (IFD * ifd, IO_Serial * io, BYTE slot); extern int IFD_Towitoko_Close (IFD * ifd); /* Handling of this IFD */ extern int IFD_Towitoko_SetBaudrate (IFD * ifd, unsigned long baudrate); extern int IFD_Towitoko_GetBaudrate (IFD * ifd, unsigned long *baudrate); extern int IFD_Towitoko_SetParity (IFD * ifd, BYTE parity); extern int IFD_Towitoko_SetLED (IFD * ifd, BYTE color); extern int IFD_Towitoko_GetStatus (IFD * ifd, BYTE * status); /* General handling of ICC inserted in this IFD */ extern int IFD_Towitoko_ActivateICC (IFD * ifd); extern int IFD_Towitoko_DeactivateICC (IFD * ifd); /* Asynchronous ICC handling functions */ extern int IFD_Towitoko_ResetAsyncICC (IFD * ifd, ATR ** atr); extern int IFD_Towitoko_Transmit (IFD * ifd, IFD_Timings * timings, unsigned size, BYTE * buffer); extern int IFD_Towitoko_Receive (IFD * ifd, IFD_Timings * timings, unsigned size, BYTE * buffer); extern int IFD_Towitoko_Switch (IFD * ifd); /* Synchronous ICC handling functions */ extern int IFD_Towitoko_ResetSyncICC (IFD * ifd, ATR_Sync ** atr); extern int IFD_Towitoko_SetReadAddress (IFD * ifd, int icc_type, unsigned short addr); extern int IFD_Towitoko_SetWriteAddress (IFD * ifd, int icc_type, unsigned short addr, BYTE pm); extern int IFD_Towitoko_ReadBuffer (IFD * ifd, unsigned length, BYTE * data); extern int IFD_Towitoko_WriteBuffer (IFD * ifd, unsigned length, BYTE * data); extern int IFD_Towitoko_ReadErrorCounter (IFD * ifd, int icc_type, unsigned *trials); extern int IFD_Towitoko_EnterPin (IFD * ifd, int icc_type, BYTE * pin, unsigned trial); extern int IFD_Towitoko_ChangePin (IFD * ifd, int icc_type, BYTE * pin); /* Atributes of the drive associated with this IFD */ extern BYTE IFD_Towitoko_GetType (IFD * ifd); extern BYTE IFD_Towitoko_GetFirmware (IFD * ifd); extern unsigned IFD_Towitoko_GetNumSlots (IFD * ifd); extern unsigned long IFD_Towitoko_GetClockRate (IFD * ifd); extern unsigned long IFD_Towitoko_GetMaxBaudrate (IFD * ifd); extern void IFD_Towitoko_GetDescription (IFD * ifd, BYTE * desc, unsigned length); /* Atributes of this IFD */ extern BYTE IFD_Towitoko_GetSlot (IFD * ifd); #endif /* _IFD_TOWITOKO_ */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/defines.h0000644000175000017500000000362407521022540012732 /* defines.h This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef DEFINES_H #define DEFINES_H /* * Get configuration information */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif /* * Boolean constants */ #ifndef TRUE #define TRUE 1 #endif #ifndef FALSE #define FALSE 0 #endif /* * Type definitions */ typedef unsigned char BYTE; #ifndef __cplusplus typedef int bool; #endif typedef unsigned short USHORT; typedef unsigned char UCHAR; typedef unsigned char *PUCHAR; typedef char *STR; typedef unsigned long ULONG; typedef ULONG RESPONSECODE; typedef ULONG *PULONG; typedef ULONG DWORD; typedef void *PVOID; /* * Utility macros */ #ifndef MAX #define MAX(a,b) ((a)>(b)?(a):(b)) #endif #ifndef MIN #define MIN(a,b) ((a)<(b)?(a):(b)) #endif /* Invert order of bits in a byte: b7->b0, b0->b7 */ #ifndef INVERT_BYTE #define INVERT_BYTE(a) ((((a) << 7) & 0x80) | \ (((a) << 5) & 0x40) | \ (((a) << 3) & 0x20) | \ (((a) << 1) & 0x10) | \ (((a) >> 1) & 0x08) | \ (((a) >> 3) & 0x04) | \ (((a) >> 5) & 0x02) | \ (((a) >> 7) & 0x01)) #endif #endif /* DEFINES_H */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/icc_sync.h0000644000175000017500000000602207413332054013106 /* icc_sync.h Synchronous integrated circuit cards handling functions This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _ICC_SYNC_ #define _ICC_SYNC_ #include "defines.h" #include "ifd_towitoko.h" #include "atr_sync.h" /* * Exported constants definition */ /* Return codes */ #define ICC_SYNC_OK 0 #define ICC_SYNC_DETECT_ERROR 1 #define ICC_SYNC_IFD_ERROR 2 #define ICC_SYNC_RO_ERROR 3 #define ICC_SYNC_PIN_ERROR 4 #define ICC_SYNC_BLOCKED_ERROR 5 /* ICC types */ #define ICC_SYNC_I2C_SHORT 0 #define ICC_SYNC_I2C_LONG 1 #define ICC_SYNC_2W 2 #define ICC_SYNC_3W 3 /* Maximum size of the PIN */ #define ICC_SYNC_PIN_SIZE 3 /* * Exported types definition */ /* Synchronous ICC */ typedef struct { IFD *ifd; /* Interface device */ ATR_Sync *atr; /* Answer to reset */ int type; /* Synchronous Card type */ unsigned length; /* Memory length */ BYTE pagemode; /* I2C pagemode */ BYTE pin[ICC_SYNC_PIN_SIZE]; /* 2W and 3W pin */ bool pin_ok; /* pin is correct */ bool pin_needed; /* pin has to be entered */ bool active; /* ICC is active */ unsigned long baudrate; /* Current baudrate (bps) for transmiting to this ICC */ } ICC_Sync; /* * Exported functions declaration */ /* ICC_Sync creation and deletion */ extern ICC_Sync *ICC_Sync_New (void); extern void ICC_Sync_Delete (ICC_Sync * icc); /* Card initialization and deactivation */ int ICC_Sync_Init (ICC_Sync * icc, IFD * ifd); int ICC_Sync_Close (ICC_Sync * icc); /* Get ICC atributes */ unsigned ICC_Sync_GetLength (ICC_Sync * icc); int ICC_Sync_GetType (ICC_Sync * icc); BYTE ICC_Sync_GetPagemode (ICC_Sync * icc); IFD *ICC_Sync_GetIFD (ICC_Sync * icc); ATR_Sync *ICC_Sync_GetAtr (ICC_Sync * icc); int ICC_Sync_SetBaudrate (ICC_Sync * icc, unsigned long baudrate); int ICC_Sync_GetBaudrate (ICC_Sync * icc, unsigned long * baudrate); /* ICC operations */ int ICC_Sync_BeginTransmission (ICC_Sync * icc); int ICC_Sync_Read (ICC_Sync * icc, unsigned short address, unsigned length, BYTE * data); int ICC_Sync_Write (ICC_Sync * icc, unsigned short address, unsigned length, BYTE * data); int ICC_Sync_EnterPin (ICC_Sync * icc, BYTE * pin, unsigned *trials); int ICC_Sync_ChangePin (ICC_Sync * icc, BYTE * pin); #endif /* _ICC_SYNC_ */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/apdu.h0000644000175000017500000001040707422412422012245 /* apdu.h Definitions for ISO 7816-4 Application Layer PDU's handling This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 2001 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _APDU_ #define _APDU_ #include "defines.h" /* * Exported constants definiton */ /* Return codes */ #define APDU_OK 0 /* Parsing of APDU OK */ #define APDU_MALFORMED 5 /* Malformed APDU */ /* Types of APDU's */ #define APDU_CASE_1 0x0001 /* Nor send neither receive data */ #define APDU_CASE_2S 0x0002 /* Receive data (1..256) */ #define APDU_CASE_3S 0x0003 /* Send data (1..255) */ #define APDU_CASE_4S 0x0004 /* Send data (1..255) and receive data (1..256) */ #define APDU_CASE_2E 0x0102 /* Receive data (1..65536) */ #define APDU_CASE_3E 0x0103 /* Send data (1..65535) */ #define APDU_CASE_4E 0x0104 /* Send data (1..65535) and receive data (1..65536) */ /* Maximum sizes of buffers */ #define APDU_MAX_CMD_SIZE 65545 /* Max command size */ #define APDU_MAX_RSP_SIZE 65538 /* Max response size */ /* * Exported macros definition */ #define APDU_CASE_IS_EXTENDED(c) (((c) & 0x0100) == 0x0100) /* * Exported data types definition */ /* Command APDU */ typedef struct { BYTE *command; unsigned long length; } APDU_Cmd; /* Response APDU */ typedef struct { BYTE *response; unsigned long length; } APDU_Rsp; /* * Exported functions declaration */ /* Create a APDU_Cmd */ extern APDU_Cmd *APDU_Cmd_New (BYTE * data, unsigned long length); /* Delete a APDU_Cmd */ extern void APDU_Cmd_Delete (APDU_Cmd * apdu); /* Return the case of command */ extern int APDU_Cmd_Case (APDU_Cmd * apdu); /* Return class of command */ extern BYTE APDU_Cmd_Cla (APDU_Cmd * apdu); /* Return command instruction */ extern BYTE APDU_Cmd_Ins (APDU_Cmd * apdu); /* Return first paramenter of command */ extern BYTE APDU_Cmd_P1 (APDU_Cmd * apdu); /* Return second parameter of command */ extern BYTE APDU_Cmd_P2 (APDU_Cmd * apdu); /* Return length of data sent */ extern unsigned long APDU_Cmd_Lc (APDU_Cmd * apdu); /* Return length of data expected */ extern unsigned long APDU_Cmd_Le (APDU_Cmd * apdu); /* Return TRUE if the command requires all data available */ extern bool APDU_Cmd_Le_Available (APDU_Cmd * apdu); /* Return a pointer to the header of the command */ extern BYTE *APDU_Cmd_Header (APDU_Cmd * apdu); /* Return a pointer to the data of the comamnd */ extern BYTE *APDU_Cmd_Data (APDU_Cmd * apdu); /* Return a pointer to the whole command */ extern BYTE *APDU_Cmd_Raw (APDU_Cmd * apdu); /* Return the length of the whole command */ extern unsigned long APDU_Cmd_RawLen (APDU_Cmd * apdu); /* Create a APDU_Rsp */ extern APDU_Rsp *APDU_Rsp_New (BYTE * data, unsigned long length); /* Delete a APDU_Rsp */ extern void APDU_Rsp_Delete (APDU_Rsp * apdu); /* Return fitst status byte */ extern BYTE APDU_Rsp_SW1 (APDU_Rsp * apdu); /* Return second status byte */ extern BYTE APDU_Rsp_SW2 (APDU_Rsp * apdu); /* Return length of the data of the response */ extern unsigned long APDU_Rsp_DataLen (APDU_Rsp * apdu); /* Return a pointer to the data of the response */ extern BYTE *APDU_Rsp_Data (APDU_Rsp * apdu); /* Return a pointer to the whole response */ extern BYTE *APDU_Rsp_Raw (APDU_Rsp * apdu); /* Return the length of the whole response */ extern unsigned long APDU_Rsp_RawLen (APDU_Rsp * apdu); /* Truncate size of response APDU */ extern void APDU_Rsp_TruncateData (APDU_Rsp * apdu, unsigned long length); /* Adds one APDU at the end of the data bytes of an APDU */ extern int APDU_Rsp_AppendData (APDU_Rsp * apdu1, APDU_Rsp * apdu2); #endif towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/protocol_sync.h0000644000175000017500000000415607431243235014221 /* protocol_sync.h MCT v0.9 part 7 interindustry command set for synchronous cards This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000, 2001, 2002 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _PROTOCOL_SYNC_ #define _PROTOCOL_SYNC_ #include "defines.h" #include "icc_sync.h" #include "apdu.h" /* * Exported constants definition */ /* Return codes */ #define PROTOCOL_SYNC_OK 0 /* Command OK */ #define PROTOCOL_SYNC_ICC_ERROR 1 /* ICC comunication error */ #define PROTOCOL_SYNC_ERROR 2 /* Protocol Error */ /* * Exported datatypes definition */ /* Protocol handler */ typedef struct { ICC_Sync *icc; /* Synchrosous integrated cirtuit card */ unsigned path; /* start byte of selected data section */ unsigned length; /* length of selected data section */ } Protocol_Sync; /* * Exported functions declaration */ /* Create a new protocol handler */ extern Protocol_Sync *Protocol_Sync_New (void); /* Delete a protocol handler */ extern void Protocol_Sync_Delete (Protocol_Sync * ps); /* Inicialice a protocol handler */ extern int Protocol_Sync_Init (Protocol_Sync * ps, ICC_Sync * icc); /* Send a command and return a response */ extern int Protocol_Sync_Command (Protocol_Sync * ps, APDU_Cmd * cmd, APDU_Rsp ** rsp); /* Delete a protocol hanlder */ extern int Protocol_Sync_Close (Protocol_Sync * ps); #endif /* _PROTOCOL_SYNC_ */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/atr_sync.h0000644000175000017500000000631407414377567013165 /* atr_sync.h Memory cards answer to reset abstract data type definitions This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _ATR_SYNC_ #define _ATR_SYNC_ #include "defines.h" /* * Exported constants definitions */ /* Length in bytes of ATR */ #define ATR_SYNC_SIZE 4 #define ATR_SYNC_HISTORICAL_SIZE 2 /* Return codes */ #define ATR_SYNC_OK 0 #define ATR_SYNC_UNKNOWN_STRUCTURE 1 #define ATR_SYNC_MALFORMED 2 /* Protocol types */ #define ATR_SYNC_IS_PROTOCOL_TYPE_ISO(type) (((type) | 0xF7) == 0xF7) #define ATR_SYNC_IS_PROTOCOL_TYPE_OTHER(type) ((((type) & 0x08) == 0x08) && \ ((type) != 0xFF)) #define ATR_SYNC_PROTOCOL_TYPE_SDA 0x08 #define ATR_SYNC_PROTOCOL_TYPE_3W 0x09 #define ATR_SYNC_PROTOCOL_TYPE_2W 0x0A #define ATR_SYNC_PROTOCOL_TYPE_RFU 0x0F /* Structure Identifiers */ #define ATR_SYNC_IS_STRUCTURE_ID_ISO(sid) (((sid) & 0x03) == 0x00) #define ATR_SYNC_STRUCTURE_ID_GENERAL 0x02 #define ATR_SYNC_STRUCTURE_ID_PROPIETARY 0x06 #define ATR_SYNC_IS_STRUCTURE_ID_SPECIAL(sid) ((((sid) & 0x03) == 0x01) || \ (((sid) & 0x03) == 0x011)) /* Category Indicators */ #define ATR_SYNC_CATEGORY_INDICATOR 0x10 /* DIR data reference */ #define ATR_SYNC_IS_DIR_DATA_REFERENCE(ddr) (((ddr) & 0x80) == 0x80) #define ATR_SYNC_DIR_DATA_REFERENCE(ddr) ((ddr) & 0x7F) /* * Exported data types definition */ /* Answer to reset for Synchronous ICC's */ typedef struct { BYTE H1; /* Protocol type */ BYTE H2; /* Protocol parameter */ BYTE H3; /* Category Indicator */ BYTE H4; /* DIR data reference */ } ATR_Sync; /* * Exported functions declaration */ extern ATR_Sync *ATR_Sync_New (void); extern int ATR_Sync_Init (ATR_Sync * atr, BYTE * buffer, unsigned length); extern BYTE ATR_Sync_GetProtocolType (ATR_Sync * atr); extern BYTE ATR_Sync_GetStructureID (ATR_Sync * atr); extern BYTE ATR_Sync_GetProtocolParameter (ATR_Sync * atr); extern unsigned ATR_Sync_GetNumberOfDataUnits (ATR_Sync * atr); extern unsigned ATR_Sync_GetLengthOfDataUnits (ATR_Sync * atr); extern bool ATR_Sync_GetReadToEnd (ATR_Sync * atr); extern void ATR_Sync_GetHistoricalBytes (ATR_Sync * atr, BYTE * buffer, unsigned *length); extern BYTE ATR_Sync_GetCategoryIndicator (ATR_Sync * atr); extern BYTE ATR_Sync_GetDirDataReference (ATR_Sync * atr); extern void ATR_Sync_GetRaw (ATR_Sync * atr, BYTE * buffer, unsigned *length); extern void ATR_Sync_Delete (ATR_Sync * atr); #endif /* _ATR_SYNC_ */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/pps.h0000644000175000017500000000370707400242155012123 /* pps.h Protocol Parameters Selection This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 2001 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _PPS_ #define _PPS_ #include "defines.h" #include "icc_async.h" /* * Exported constants definition */ #define PPS_OK 0 /* Negotiation OK */ #define PPS_ICC_ERROR 1 /* Comunication error */ #define PPS_HANDSAKE_ERROR 2 /* Agreement not reached */ #define PPS_PROTOCOL_ERROR 3 /* Error starting protocol */ #define PPS_MAX_LENGTH 6 /* * Exported data types definition */ typedef struct { double f; double d; double n; BYTE t; } PPS_ProtocolParameters; typedef struct { ICC_Async *icc; void *protocol; PPS_ProtocolParameters parameters; } PPS; /* * Exported functions declaration */ /* Create PPS context */ extern PPS *PPS_New (ICC_Async * icc); /* Perform protcol type selection and return confirm */ extern int PPS_Perform (PPS * pps, BYTE * params, unsigned *length); /* Get protocol handler */ extern void *PPS_GetProtocol (PPS * pps); /* Get protocol parameters */ extern PPS_ProtocolParameters *PPS_GetProtocolParameters (PPS * pps); /* Delete PPS context */ extern void PPS_Delete (PPS * pps); #endif /* _PPS_ */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/driver/tlv_object.h0000644000175000017500000000732607431542543013465 /* tlv_object.h BER-TLV (Basic Encoding Rules - Tag Length Value) decoding This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2002 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifndef _TLV_OBJECT_ #define _TLV_OBJECT_ #include "defines.h" /* * Exported constants definition */ /*Tag class and type coding */ #define TLV_OBJECT_CLASS_UNIVERSAL 0x0000 #define TLV_OBJECT_CLASS_APPLICATION 0x0001 #define TLV_OBJECT_CLASS_CONTEXT_SPECIFIC 0x0002 #define TLV_OBJECT_CLASS_PRIVATE 0x0003 #define TLV_OBJECT_TYPE_PRIMITIVE 0x0000 #define TLV_OBJECT_TYPE_CONSTRUCTED 0x0000 /* Tag number coding */ #define TLV_OBJECT_TAG_SEQUENCE 0x30 #define TLV_OBJECT_TAG_APPLICATION_ID 0x4F #define TLV_OBJECT_TAG_APPLICATION_LABEL 0x50 #define TLV_OBJECT_TAG_PATH 0x51 #define TLV_OBJECT_TAG_DISCRETIONARY_DATA 0x53 #define TLV_OBJECT_TAG_TEMPLATE 0x61 /* * Exported macros definition */ #define TLV_OBJECT_TAG_LONG(tag) ((tag && 0xFF00) == 0x0000) #define TLV_OBJECT_TAG_CLASS(tag) (TLV_OBJECT_TAG_LONG(tag)?(tag)>>14:((tag)>>6)) #define TLV_OBJECT_TAG_TYPE(tag) (TLV_OBJECT_TAG_LONG(tag)?((tag)>>13) && 0x0001:((tag)>>5) && 0x0001) #define TLV_OBJECT_TAG_NUMBER(tag) (TLV_OBJECT_TAG_LONG(tag)?((tag) && 0x007F):((tag) && 0x001F)) /* * Exported data types definition */ typedef bool (* TLV_Object_GetData) ( void * data, unsigned short address, unsigned short length, BYTE * buffer ); typedef struct { void * data; /* Generic pointer to data source */ unsigned short data_length; /* Length of data source */ TLV_Object_GetData get_data; /* Generic function to retrive data */ unsigned short address; /* Address of this TLV in the data source */ unsigned short tag; /* Tag of this TLV */ unsigned short length; /* Length of this tlv */ unsigned short value; /* Address of the value of this TLV in the data source */ } TLV_Object; /* * Exported functions declaration */ /* Creation and deletion of a TLV Object */ extern TLV_Object * TLV_Object_New (void* data, TLV_Object_GetData get_data, unsigned short data_length, unsigned short address); extern void TLV_Object_Delete (TLV_Object * tlv); /* Get attributes of a TLV Object */ extern unsigned short TLV_Object_GetTag (TLV_Object * tlv); extern unsigned short TLV_Object_GetLength (TLV_Object * tlv); extern bool TLV_Object_GetValue (TLV_Object * tlv, BYTE * value, unsigned short * length); extern bool TLV_Object_CompareValue (TLV_Object * tlv, BYTE * value, unsigned short * length); /* To iterate TLV Object contents */ extern bool TLV_Object_Shift (TLV_Object ** tlv); extern bool TLV_Object_Iterate (TLV_Object * tlv, TLV_Object ** iterator); extern TLV_Object * TLV_Object_GetObjectByTag (TLV_Object * tlv, unsigned short tag); extern TLV_Object * TLV_Object_GetObjectBySec (TLV_Object * tlv, unsigned short sec); /* Get internals of a TLV Object */ extern unsigned short TLV_Object_GetRawLength (TLV_Object * tlv); extern unsigned short TLV_Object_GetAddress (TLV_Object * tlv); #endif /* _TLV_OBJECT */ towitoko-2.0.7/src/test/0002777000175000017500000000000007527763751010737 5towitoko-2.0.7/src/test/Makefile.am0000644000175000017500000000204707364615704012701 # # test/Makefile.am # # This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers # Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados # # This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public # License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either # version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 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Handles up to four card-terminal interfaces simultaneously. It issues commands for both synchronous and asynchronous cards. This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #if !defined DEBUG_IO && !defined DEBUG_IFD && !defined DEBUG_ICC && !defined DEBUG_PROTOCOL && !defined DEBUG_CTAPI /* Define if you want multi-thread. Disabled by default if we are debugging */ #define MULTI_THREAD #endif #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "ctapi.h" #include "ctbcs.h" #if defined HAVE_PTHREAD_H && defined MULTI_THREAD #include #endif #ifdef HAVE_SYS_TIME_H #include #endif /* Default Class byte */ #define CLASS 0x00 /* Status of each card-terminal */ struct { unsigned short pn; /* Serial port (1..4), 0 if not assigned */ char port[16]; /* Descripton of port, printed in prompt */ int status; /* -1 void, 0 sync, 1 async */ unsigned char atr[33]; /* ATR bytes */ unsigned short atr_size; /* ATR size */ unsigned char cla; /* Class byte for commands */ #if defined HAVE_PTHREAD_H && defined MULTI_THREAD pthread_t thread; /* Monitoring thread for this ctn */ pthread_mutex_t mutex; /* Mutex for accessin this element */ #endif } ct_list[4]; /* Menu loop */ void menu_loop (void); /* Event handlers */ void Initialize (void); unsigned short Change (unsigned short); void Close (unsigned short); void SelectClass (unsigned short); void SelectFile (unsigned short); void GetResponse (unsigned short); void UpdateBinary (unsigned short); void ReadBinary (unsigned short); void VerifyKey (unsigned short); void SendPPS (unsigned short); void EnterPin (unsigned short); void ChangePin (unsigned short); void ReadData (unsigned short); void WriteData (unsigned short); #if defined HAVE_PTHREAD_H && defined MULTI_THREAD /* Asynchronous monitoring thread function */ void *Monitor (void *); #else /* Synchronous polling function */ unsigned short GetSmartcard (unsigned short); #endif /* Print status */ void PrintReport (void); /* Read bus and port */ unsigned short ReadPort (char port[16]); /* Calculate length of memory card */ unsigned GetMemoryLength(unsigned char * atr, unsigned length); /* Print array of bytes */ void PrintArray (unsigned char * buffer, unsigned length); int main (int argc, char *argv[]) { unsigned short ctn; /* Initialize status of ct's */ for (ctn = 0; ctn < 4; ctn++) { ct_list[ctn].pn = 0; ct_list[ctn].status = -1; ct_list[ctn].cla = CLASS; memset (ct_list[ctn].port, 0, 16); memset (ct_list[ctn].atr, 0, 33); ct_list[ctn].atr_size = 0; #if defined HAVE_PTHREAD_H && defined MULTI_THREAD pthread_mutex_init (&(ct_list[ctn].mutex), NULL); #endif } /* Start menu loop */ menu_loop (); /* Close all open ct's */ for (ctn = 0; ctn < 4; ctn++) { if (ct_list[ctn].pn != 0) { Close (ctn); #if defined HAVE_PTHREAD_H && defined MULTI_THREAD pthread_mutex_destroy (&(ct_list[ctn].mutex)); #endif } } return 0; } void menu_loop (void) { char option[32]; unsigned short ctn = 0, i; int dummy; while (1) { PrintReport (); printf ("Select option:\n"); /* Common menu */ printf ("in: Initialize new terminal\n"); printf ("ch: Change current terminal\n"); printf ("cl: Close current terminal\n"); /* Port is open */ if (ct_list[ctn].pn != 0) { /* Processor cards menu */ if (ct_list[ctn].status == 1) { printf ("sc: Select Class Byte (current: %02X)\n", ct_list[ctn].cla); printf ("sf: Select File\n"); printf ("gr: Get Response\n"); printf ("vk: Verify Key (Cryptoflex)\n"); printf ("rb: Read Binary\n"); printf ("ub: Update Binary\n"); printf ("pps: Send PPS\n"); } /* Memory card menu */ else if (ct_list[ctn].status == 0) { printf ("ep: Enter PIN\n"); printf ("cp: Change PIN\n"); printf ("rd: Read Data\n"); printf ("wd: Write Data\n"); } } printf ("*: Refresh Menu\n"); printf ("q: Quit\n"); if (ct_list[ctn].pn != 0) printf ("%s$ ", ct_list[ctn].port); else printf ("$ "); /* Get menu option */ scanf ("%s", option); dummy = getchar (); /* Convert input to lowercase */ for (i = 0; option[i]; i++) option[i] = tolower ((int) option[i]); /* Common options */ if (strcmp (option, "q") == 0) break; else if (strcmp (option, "in") == 0) Initialize (); else if (strcmp (option, "ch") == 0) ctn = Change (ctn); else if (strcmp (option, "cl") == 0) Close (ctn); /* Processor card options */ if (ct_list[ctn].status == 1) { if (strcmp (option, "sc") == 0) SelectClass (ctn); else if (strcmp (option, "sf") == 0) SelectFile (ctn); else if (strcmp (option, "gr") == 0) GetResponse (ctn); else if (strcmp (option, "vk") == 0) VerifyKey (ctn); else if (strcmp (option, "rb") == 0) ReadBinary (ctn); else if (strcmp (option, "ub") == 0) UpdateBinary (ctn); else if (strcmp (option, "pps") == 0) SendPPS (ctn); } /* Memory card options */ else if (ct_list[ctn].status == 0) { if (strcmp (option, "ep") == 0) EnterPin (ctn); else if (strcmp (option, "cp") == 0) ChangePin (ctn); else if (strcmp (option, "rd") == 0) ReadData (ctn); else if (strcmp (option, "wd") == 0) WriteData (ctn); } } } void PrintReport (void) { unsigned short ctn, num, i; num = 0; for (ctn = 0; ctn < 4; ctn++) if (ct_list[ctn].pn != 0) num++; printf ("**********************************************************************\n"); printf ("Towitoko CT-API tester utility\n"); printf ("Copyright (C) 2000 2001 Carlos Prados \n"); printf ("Initilized CardTerminals: %d\n", num); for (ctn = 0; ctn < 4; ctn++) { if (ct_list[ctn].pn != 0) { #if defined HAVE_PTHREAD_H && defined MULTI_THREAD pthread_mutex_lock (&(ct_list[ctn].mutex)); #endif printf ("**********************************************************************\n"); printf ("%s\n", ct_list[ctn].port); printf ("Status: %s", ct_list[ctn].status == 0 ? "Memory smartcard present" : ct_list[ctn].status == 1 ? "Processor smartcard present" : "No smartcard present (type * to refresh)"); if (ct_list[ctn].status == 0) printf (". Memory size: %d bytes\n", GetMemoryLength(ct_list[ctn].atr, ct_list[ctn].atr_size)); else printf("\n"); if (ct_list[ctn].status != -1) { printf ("ATR: "); for (i = 0; i < ct_list[ctn].atr_size; i++) printf ("%02X ", ct_list[ctn].atr[i]); printf ("\n"); } #if defined HAVE_PTHREAD_H && defined MULTI_THREAD pthread_mutex_unlock (&(ct_list[ctn].mutex)); #endif } } printf ("**********************************************************************\n"); } #if !defined HAVE_PTHREAD_H || !defined MULTI_THREAD unsigned short GetSmartcard (unsigned short ctn) { unsigned char cmd[11], res[256], sad, dad; unsigned short lr, count; char ret; #ifdef HAVE_NANOSLEEP struct timespec req_ts; req_ts.tv_sec = 1; req_ts.tv_nsec = 0; #endif for (count = 0; count < 60; count ++) { /* Check if card is inserted */ cmd[0] = CTBCS_CLA; cmd[1] = CTBCS_INS_STATUS; cmd[2] = CTBCS_P1_CT_KERNEL; cmd[3] = CTBCS_P2_STATUS_ICC; cmd[4] = 0x00; dad = 1; sad = 2; lr = 256; ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 11, cmd, &lr, res); if ((ret != OK) || (res[lr-2] != 0x90)) { fprintf (stderr, "\nError getting status of terminal: %d\n", ret); return 0; } if (res[0] == CTBCS_DATA_STATUS_CARD_CONNECT) { if (count > 1) printf("\n"); printf ("Activating card...\n"); /* Activate card */ cmd[0] = CTBCS_CLA; cmd[1] = CTBCS_INS_REQUEST; cmd[2] = CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE1; cmd[3] = CTBCS_P2_REQUEST_GET_ATR; cmd[4] = 0x00; dad = 0x01; sad = 0x02; lr = 256; ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 5, cmd, &lr, res); if ((ret != OK) || (res[lr - 2] != 0x90)) { fprintf (stderr, "Error activating card: %d\n", ret); return 0; } /* Store the type of card */ ct_list[ctn].status = res[lr - 1]; /* Store ATR */ memcpy (ct_list[ctn].atr, res, lr - 2); ct_list[ctn].atr_size = lr - 2; return 1; } else { if (count > 0) { printf ("."); fflush (stdout); } else printf ("Please insert a smartcard in the terminal\n"); } #ifdef HAVE_NANOSLEEP nanosleep (&req_ts, NULL); #else usleep (999999); #endif } printf ("\nTimeout waiting for smartcard insertion\n"); return 0; } #else void * Monitor (void *arg) { unsigned char cmd[5], res[256], sad, dad; unsigned short lr, ctn; char ret; #ifdef HAVE_NANOSLEEP struct timespec req_ts; req_ts.tv_sec = 1; req_ts.tv_nsec = 0; #endif ctn = *(unsigned short *) arg; free (arg); while (ct_list[ctn].pn != 0) { /* Check if card is inserted */ cmd[0] = CTBCS_CLA; cmd[1] = CTBCS_INS_STATUS; cmd[2] = CTBCS_P1_CT_KERNEL; cmd[3] = CTBCS_P2_STATUS_ICC; cmd[4] = 0x00; dad = 1; sad = 2; lr = 256; ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 5, cmd, &lr, res); if ((ret != OK) || (res[lr-2] != 0x90)) continue; pthread_mutex_lock (&(ct_list[ctn].mutex)); if (res[0] == CTBCS_DATA_STATUS_CARD_CONNECT) { if (ct_list[ctn].status == -1) { /* Activate card */ cmd[0] = CTBCS_CLA; cmd[1] = CTBCS_INS_REQUEST; cmd[2] = CTBCS_P1_INTERFACE1; cmd[3] = CTBCS_P2_REQUEST_GET_ATR; cmd[4] = 0x00; dad = 0x01; sad = 0x02; lr = 256; ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 5, cmd, &lr, res); if ((ret != OK) || (res[lr - 2] != 0x90)) { pthread_mutex_unlock (&(ct_list[ctn].mutex)); continue; } /* Store the type of card */ ct_list[ctn].status = res[lr - 1]; /* Store ATR */ memcpy (ct_list[ctn].atr, res, lr - 2); ct_list[ctn].atr_size = lr - 2; pthread_mutex_unlock (&(ct_list[ctn].mutex)); } } else { if (ct_list[ctn].status != -1) { ct_list[ctn].status = -1; memset (ct_list[ctn].atr, 0, 33); ct_list[ctn].atr_size = 0; } } pthread_mutex_unlock (&(ct_list[ctn].mutex)); #ifdef HAVE_NANOSLEEP nanosleep (&req_ts, NULL); #else usleep(999999); #endif } return NULL; } #endif unsigned short ReadPort(char port[16]) { unsigned short pn; scanf("%6s", port); if(strncasecmp(port,"COM",3) == 0) { sscanf(port+3,"%hu",&pn); snprintf(port,16,"COM%hu",pn); } else if (strncasecmp(port,"USB",3) == 0) { sscanf(port+3,"%hu",&pn); snprintf(port,16,"USB%hu",pn); pn += 32768; } else { sscanf(port,"%hu",&pn); snprintf(port,16,"COM%hu",pn); } return pn; } unsigned GetMemoryLength(unsigned char * atr, unsigned length) { if (length < 2) return 0; /* This line is dedicated to Rene Puls ;-) */ return( 1 << (((int)(atr[1] & 120) >> 3)+6) * 1 << (int)(atr[1] & 7) / 8); } void PrintArray (unsigned char * buffer, unsigned length) { unsigned i; if (length > 16) printf ("\n"); for (i=0; i 4) { printf ("Maximum number of ports open\n"); return; } printf ("Initializing terminal at %s...\n",port); #ifndef CTAPI_WIN32_COM ret = CT_init (ctn, pn - 1); #else ret = CT_init (ctn, pn); #endif if (ret != OK) { fprintf (stderr, "Error on port allocation: %d\n", ret); return; } strncpy(ct_list[ctn].port,port,16); ct_list[ctn].pn = pn; #if defined HAVE_PTHREAD_H && defined MULTI_THREAD { unsigned short *arg; arg = (unsigned short *) malloc (sizeof (unsigned short)); (*arg) = ctn; printf ("Starting terminal monitoring job...\n"); pthread_create (&(ct_list[ctn].thread), NULL, Monitor, (void *) arg); { /* Wait 0.1 seconds before returning to the menu loop to give time the monitor thread to adquire the mutex */ #ifdef HAVE_NANOSLEEP struct timespec req_ts; req_ts.tv_sec = 0; req_ts.tv_nsec = 100000000; nanosleep (&req_ts, NULL); #else usleep(100000); #endif } } #else if (!GetSmartcard (ctn)) Close (ctn); #endif } unsigned short Change (unsigned short ctn) { unsigned short pn, i; char port[16]; /* Show the list of open ports */ printf ("Port number ("); for (i = 0; i < 4; i++) { if (ct_list[i].pn != 0) printf ("%s", ct_list[i].port); if (i + 1 < 4) { if (ct_list[i + 1].pn != 0) printf (", "); } else printf ("): "); } pn = ReadPort(port); /* Search the ctn */ for (i = 0; i < 4; i++) { if (ct_list[i].pn == pn) break; } if (i >= 4) { printf ("Invalid port number\n"); return ctn; } return i; } void Close (unsigned short ctn) { char ret; if ((ct_list[ctn].pn == 0) && (ct_list[ctn].status == -1)) { printf ("Port not open\n"); return; } #if defined HAVE_PTHREAD_H && defined MULTI_THREAD pthread_mutex_lock (&(ct_list[ctn].mutex)); #endif ct_list[ctn].pn = 0; ct_list[ctn].status = -1; memset (ct_list[ctn].atr, 0, 33); ct_list[ctn].atr_size = 0; #if defined HAVE_PTHREAD_H && defined MULTI_THREAD pthread_mutex_unlock (&(ct_list[ctn].mutex)); printf ("Waiting for terminal monitoring job to stop...\n"); pthread_join(ct_list[ctn].thread ,NULL); #endif printf ("Closing terminal at %s\n", ct_list[ctn].port); ret = CT_close (ctn); if (ret != OK) printf ("Error closing terminal at %s\n", ct_list[ctn].port); } void SelectClass (unsigned short ctn) { unsigned char buffer[32]; int dummy; printf ("Class byte (current is %02X): ", ct_list[ctn].cla); scanf ("%X", (unsigned int *) buffer); dummy = getchar (); #if defined HAVE_PTHREAD_H && defined MULTI_THREAD pthread_mutex_lock (&(ct_list[ctn].mutex)); #endif ct_list[ctn].cla = buffer[0]; #if defined HAVE_PTHREAD_H && defined MULTI_THREAD pthread_mutex_unlock (&(ct_list[ctn].mutex)); #endif } void SelectFile (unsigned short ctn) { unsigned char select_file[8] = { CLASS, 0xA4, 0x00, 0x00, 0x02, 0x3f, 0x00, 0x00 }; unsigned char buffer[32]; unsigned char res[256]; unsigned char dad; unsigned char sad; unsigned short lr; int dummy; char ret; select_file[0] = ct_list[ctn].cla; printf ("File ID: "); scanf ("%X %X", (unsigned int *) buffer, (unsigned int *) buffer + 1); dummy = getchar (); select_file[5] = buffer[0]; select_file[6] = buffer[1]; dad = 0; sad = 2; lr = 256; printf ("Command: "); PrintArray (select_file, 8); ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 8, select_file, &lr, res); if (ret != OK) { fprintf (stderr, "Error in SELECT FILE: %d\n", ret); return; } printf ("Response: "); PrintArray (res, lr); } void GetResponse (unsigned short ctn) { unsigned char get_response[5] = { CLASS, 0xC0, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 }; char buffer[32]; unsigned char res[256]; unsigned char dad; unsigned char sad; unsigned short lr; int dummy; char ret; get_response[0] = ct_list[ctn].cla; printf ("Response size (hexadecimal): "); scanf ("%X", (unsigned int *) buffer); dummy = getchar (); get_response[4] = buffer[0]; dad = 0; sad = 2; lr = 256; printf ("Command: "); PrintArray (get_response, 5); ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 5, get_response, &lr, res); if (ret != OK) { fprintf (stderr, "Error on GET RESPONSE: %d\n", ret); return; } printf ("Response: "); PrintArray (res, lr); } void UpdateBinary (unsigned short ctn) { unsigned char update_binary[260] = { CLASS, 0xD6, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 }; char buffer[32]; unsigned char res[256]; unsigned char dad; unsigned char sad; unsigned short lr; int size, dummy; char ret; update_binary[0] = ct_list[ctn].cla; printf ("File size (0..255): "); scanf ("%d", &size); dummy = getchar (); update_binary[4] = (unsigned char) (size % 256); printf ("Data: "); scanf ("%02X", (unsigned int *) buffer); dummy = getchar (); memset(update_binary + 5, buffer[0], update_binary[4]); dad = 0; sad = 2; lr = 256; printf ("Command: "); PrintArray (update_binary, update_binary[4] + 5); ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, (int) update_binary[4] + 5, update_binary, &lr, res); if (ret != OK) { fprintf (stderr, "Error on UPDATE BYNARY: %d\n", ret); return; } printf ("Response: "); PrintArray (res, lr); } void ReadBinary (unsigned short ctn) { unsigned char read_binary[5] = { CLASS, 0xB0, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 }; char buffer[32]; unsigned char res[258]; unsigned char dad; unsigned char sad; unsigned short lr; int dummy; char ret; read_binary[0] = ct_list[ctn].cla; /* Read binary */ printf ("File size: "); scanf ("%X", (unsigned int *) buffer); dummy = getchar (); read_binary[4] = buffer[0]; dad = 0; sad = 2; lr = 258; printf ("Command: "); PrintArray (read_binary, 5); ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 5, read_binary, &lr, res); if (ret != OK) { fprintf (stderr, "Error on READ BYNARY: %d\n", ret); return; } printf ("Response: "); PrintArray (res, lr); } void VerifyKey (unsigned short ctn) { unsigned char verify_key[13] = { CLASS, 0x2A, 0x00, 0x01, 0x08, 0x47, 0x46, 0x58, 0x49, 0x32, 0x56, 0x78, 0x40 }; unsigned char res[256]; unsigned char dad; unsigned char sad; unsigned short lr; char ret; verify_key[0] = ct_list[ctn].cla; dad = 0; sad = 2; lr = 256; printf ("Command: "); PrintArray (verify_key, 13); ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 13, verify_key, &lr, res); if (ret != OK) { fprintf (stderr, "Error on VERIFY KEY: %d\n", ret); return; } printf ("Response: "); PrintArray (res, lr); } void SendPPS (unsigned short ctn) { unsigned char reset[9] = {0x20, 0x11, 0x01, 0x01, 0x03, 0xFF, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00}; unsigned char buffer[32], res[256]; unsigned char dad, sad; unsigned short lr; int dummy; char ret; printf ("PPS request (PPSS PPS0 PPS1): "); scanf ("%X %X %X", (unsigned int *) buffer, (unsigned int *) buffer + 1, (unsigned int *) buffer + 2); dummy = getchar (); reset[5] = buffer[0]; reset[6] = buffer[1]; reset[7] = buffer[2]; dad = 0x01; sad = 0x02; lr = 256; printf ("Command: "); PrintArray (reset, 8); ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 9, reset, &lr, res); if (ret != OK) { fprintf (stderr, "Error on Reset CT (Send PPS): %d\n", ret); return; } printf ("Response: "); PrintArray (res, lr); } void EnterPin (unsigned short ctn) { unsigned char verify[8] = { 0x00, 0x20, 0x00, 0x00, 0x03, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 }; unsigned char buffer[32]; unsigned char res[256]; unsigned char dad; unsigned char sad; unsigned short lr; int dummy; char ret; printf ("PIN (3 bytes): "); scanf ("%X %X %X", (unsigned int *) buffer, (unsigned int *) buffer + 1, (unsigned int *) buffer + 2); dummy = getchar (); verify[5] = buffer[0]; verify[6] = buffer[1]; verify[7] = buffer[2]; dad = 0; sad = 2; lr = 256; printf ("Command: "); PrintArray (verify, 8); ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 8, verify, &lr, res); if (ret != OK) { fprintf (stderr, "Error on VERIFY: %d\n", ret); return; } printf ("Response: "); PrintArray (res, lr); } void ChangePin (unsigned short ctn) { unsigned char change[11] = { 0x00, 0x24, 0x00, 0x00, 0x06, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 }; unsigned char buffer[32]; unsigned char res[256]; unsigned char dad; unsigned char sad; unsigned short lr; int dummy; char ret; printf ("PIN (3 bytes): "); scanf ("%X %X %X", (unsigned int *) buffer, (unsigned int *) buffer + 1, (unsigned int *) buffer + 2); dummy = getchar (); change[5] = buffer[0]; change[6] = buffer[1]; change[7] = buffer[2]; printf ("New PIN (3 bytes): "); scanf ("%X %X %X", (unsigned int *) buffer, (unsigned int *) buffer + 1, (unsigned int *) buffer + 2); dummy = getchar (); change[8] = buffer[0]; change[9] = buffer[1]; change[10] = buffer[2]; dad = 0; sad = 2; lr = 256; printf ("Command: "); PrintArray (change, 11); ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 11, change, &lr, res); if (ret != OK) { fprintf (stderr, "Error on CHANGE VERIFICATION DATA: %d\n", ret); return; } printf ("Response: "); PrintArray (res, lr); } void ReadData (unsigned short ctn) { unsigned char select_file[7] = { 0x00, 0xA4, 0x00, 0x00, 0x02, 0x3F, 0x00 }; unsigned char read_binary[6] = { 0x00, 0xB0, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 }; int address; int size, total_size; unsigned char * res; unsigned char dad; unsigned char sad; unsigned short lr, lc; int dummy; char ret; printf ("Address: "); scanf ("%d", &address); dummy = getchar (); read_binary[2] = (unsigned char) (address >> 8); read_binary[3] = (unsigned char) (address & 0x00FF); total_size = GetMemoryLength(ct_list[ctn].atr, ct_list[ctn].atr_size); printf ("Size (0..%d): ", total_size); scanf ("%d", &size); dummy = getchar (); if (size < 256) { read_binary[4] = (unsigned char) size; lc = 5; } else { read_binary[4] = 0; read_binary[5] = (unsigned char) (size >> 8); read_binary[6] = (unsigned char) (size & 0x00FF); lc = 7; } printf ("Command: "); PrintArray (select_file, 7); dad = 0; sad = 2; res = calloc ((lr = 2), sizeof (unsigned char)); /* Select MF */ ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 7, select_file, &lr, res); if (ret != OK) { fprintf (stderr, "Error on SELECT FILE: %d\n", ret); return; } printf ("Response: "); PrintArray (res, lr); free (res); printf ("Command: "); PrintArray (read_binary, lc); dad = 0; sad = 2; if (size != 0) res = calloc ((lr = size + 2), sizeof (unsigned char)); else res = calloc ((lr = total_size + 2), sizeof (unsigned char)); if (res == NULL) return; /* Read binary */ ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, lc, read_binary, &lr, res); if (ret != OK) { fprintf (stderr, "Error on READ BINARY: %d\n", ret); return; } printf ("Response: "); PrintArray (res, lr); free (res); } void WriteData (unsigned short ctn) { unsigned char select_file[7] = { 0x00, 0xA4, 0x00, 0x00, 0x02, 0x3F, 0x00 }; unsigned char * update_binary; int address; int size, total_size; unsigned char buffer[32]; unsigned char res[256]; unsigned char dad; unsigned char sad; unsigned short lr, lc; int dummy; char ret; printf ("Address: "); scanf ("%d", &address); dummy = getchar (); total_size = GetMemoryLength(ct_list[ctn].atr, ct_list[ctn].atr_size); printf ("Size (0..%d): ", total_size); scanf ("%d", &size); dummy = getchar (); printf ("Data: "); scanf ("%X", (unsigned int *) buffer); dummy = getchar (); if (size < 256) { update_binary = calloc (size +5, sizeof (unsigned char)); if (update_binary == NULL) return; update_binary[0] = 0x00; update_binary[1] = 0xD6; update_binary[2] = (unsigned char) (address >> 8); update_binary[3] = (unsigned char) (address & 0x00FF); update_binary[4] = size; memset (update_binary+5, buffer[0], size); lc = size + 5; } else { update_binary = calloc (size +7, sizeof (unsigned char)); if (update_binary == NULL) return; update_binary[0] = 0x00; update_binary[1] = 0xD6; update_binary[2] = (unsigned char) (address >> 8); update_binary[3] = (unsigned char) (address & 0x00FF); update_binary[4] = 0; update_binary[5] = (unsigned char) (size >> 8); update_binary[6] = (unsigned char) (size & 0x00FF); memset (update_binary+7, buffer[0], size); lc = size +7; } printf ("Command: "); PrintArray (select_file, 7); dad = 0; sad = 2; lr = 256; /* Select MF */ ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, 7, select_file, &lr, res); if (ret != OK) { fprintf (stderr, "Error on SELECT FILE: %d\n", ret); free (update_binary); return; } printf ("Response: "); PrintArray (res, lr); printf ("Command: "); PrintArray (update_binary, lc); dad = 0; sad = 2; lr = 256; /* Update binary */ ret = CT_data (ctn, &dad, &sad, lc, update_binary, &lr, res); free (update_binary); if (ret != OK) { fprintf (stderr, "Error on UPDATE BINARY: %d\n", ret); return; } printf ("Response: "); PrintArray (res, lr); } towitoko-2.0.7/doc/0002777000175000017500000000000007527763751007736 5towitoko-2.0.7/doc/Makefile.am0000644000175000017500000000342307521014347011666 # # doc/Makefile.am # # This file is part of the Unix driver for Towitoko smartcard readers # Copyright (C) 2000 Carlos Prados # # This library is free software; 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UNIX Towitoko Driver Design
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Carlos Prados 2001Carlos Prados 06-09-2001 This document explains the design guidelines followed for the implementation of this driver. You may be interested in reading this document if you intend to extend, improve, fix or some other way modify the source code of this software. Architectural Design The driver is composed of two distinct parts: the core driver and the interfaces. The core driver has the responsibility of handling the reader. It's code is tied to the reader hardware and interface, etc. The interfaces are located in separate directories, and use the API provided by the core driver to implement an interface specification, on top of the core driver. Currently there are two interfaces implemented: CT-API / CT-BCS and PCSC Lite IFD Handler, but other interfaces could be written. The driver is designed following an object oriented style. There are several classes implemented as Abstract Data Types, that interact to provide the whole functionality. Also there exists several communication layers, each containing a set of classes. The Core Driver The core driver has the following layers: IO Provides Input/Output communication with the device to which the reader is attached. An IO_Serial object provides access and configuration the serial port. IFD Provides access to the functionality of one interface device, such as transparent transmission and reception, reading and writing of memory buffers, etc. One or more IFD's can be attached to the same IO object. The IFD_Towitoko class provides this functionality for Towitoko reader. ICC This layer abstracts the upper layer from the issues related to having different types of integrated circuit cards. There are two objects within this layer: ICC_Async that encapsulates the functionality to access asynchronous (processor) cards, and ICC_Sync that does the equivalent for synchronous (memory) cards. Only one ICC object can be attached to the same IFD at a time. Protocol Implements card access via commands and responses. A different protocol implementation is needed depending on the type of ICC. Protocol_Sync class provides a command interface for synchronous cards. Protocol_T0 class provides a command interface for processor cards using T=0 protocol. Protocol_T1 class provides a command interface for processor cards using T=1 protocol. Only one Protocol object is attached to one ICC object. The following diagram illustrates the class structure of the core driver. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - +---------------+ +---------------+ +---------------+ Protocol Layer | Protocol_Sync | | Protocol_T0 | | Protocol_T1 | +---------------+ +---------------+ +---------------+ - - - - - - - - - - - - | - - - - - - - - - | - - - - - - - - - | - - - - - v v v +---------------+ +-----------------------------------+ ICC Layer | ICC_Sync | | ICC_Async | +---------------+ +-----------------------------------+ - - - - - - - - - - - - | - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | - - - - - - - - - - v v +-------------------------------------------------------+ IFD Layer | IFD_Towitoko | +-------------------------------------------------------+ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - v +-------------------------------------------------------+ IO Layer | IO_Serial | +-------------------------------------------------------+ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - POSIX I/0 routines There is also a set of utility classes that represent data exchanged between layers, such as ATR and ATR_Sync that conveys the answer to reset of the smartcards, and the APDU_Cmd and APDU_Rsp classes that handle command and response messages exchanged between the application and the protocol layer. Each object contains the data and the methods for creating, accessing, and deleting it. The CT-API / CT-BCS Interface The CT-API interface interacts with the classes provided by the core driver to implement the function calls defined in the CT-API and CT-BCS specification. The CT-API has access to every class defined in the core driver, so it can create the objects and call its functionality as it is needed. CT-API / CT_BCS interface contains three classes: CardTerminal A CardTerminal object represent one reader with any number of ICC slots, that is attached to a serial port. A CardTerminal can be initialized, sent a CT-BCS control command and closed. CT_Slot A CT_Slot object represent one slot located in a CardTerminal. It contains one IFD object, which can have one ICC inserted and one Protocol object to handle the ICC. A CT_Slot object can be initialized and closed by the CardTerminal, accept commands for the ICC, and has control methods for checking the presence of card and detecting the type of card inserted. CT_List The CT-API interface defines that any number of CardTerminals can be attached to a single machine, each one accessible via a ctn number. CT_List implements a linked list that stores CardTerminal objects that are created by the user, so they can be obtained and erased giving its ctn identification. The following diagram represent the interactions between the CT-API / CT-BCS interface and the layers of the core driver. +-------------------------------+ | CT-API / CT-BCS | +-------+-----------------------+ | | CT_Slot | | | +---------------+ | | | Protocol | | | |---------------| | | | ICC | | | |---------------| | | | IFD | | +-------+---------------+ | CardTerminal | IO | +---------------+---------------+ The PCSC Lite IFD Handler Interface The PCSC IFD handler is a simple layer on top of CT-API / CT-BCS interface that implements the mapping to the functions needed to access the driver via MUSCLE PCSC Lite Resource manager. Multi-Threading Design This chapter explains guidelines followed in order to thread-enable the access to smartcard and terminal resources provided by the driver. The goal is allow a Multi-threading application to use one or more readers and smartcards from one or more threads concurrently, managing the access to shared resources as efficiently as possible. The responsibility of providing thread-safe functionality to the application is distributed between the core driver and the Interfaces: The core driver functions are reentrant, but not thread-safe: They do not use any static variable in read/write mode. They do not return a reference to static data. All data managed by functions are provided by the caller of the function. They do not call non-reentrant functions. They are not thread-safe because they share physical resources like the serial port, the smartcard and the reader, whose response depends on the order in which they receive events. It's not responsibility of the core driver to implement access in mutual exclusion to these resources. The Interfaces are thread-safe, but not necessarily reentrant: CT-API cannot be reentrant because it's design force to maintain a static list of card-terminal contexts. IFD Handler cannot be reentrant as far as it's based on CT-API interface. Both of these interfaces and future interfaces must implement mutual exclusion access to it's static variables, and serialize the access to the resources IO, IFD, ICC and Protocol, provided by the core driver.
towitoko-2.0.7/doc/design.html0000644000175000017500000002457007317644021012000 UNIX Towitoko Driver Design

UNIX Towitoko Driver Design

Carlos Prados

Copyright © 2001 by Carlos Prados

This document explains the design guidelines followed for the implementation of this driver. You may be interested in reading this document if you intend to extend, improve, fix or some other way modify the source code of this software.

Architectural Design

The driver is composed of two distinct parts: the core driver and the interfaces. The core driver has the responsibility of handling the reader. It's code is tied to the reader hardware and interface, etc.

The interfaces are located in separate directories, and use the API provided by the core driver to implement an interface specification, on top of the core driver. Currently there are two interfaces implemented: CT-API / CT-BCS and PCSC Lite IFD Handler, but other interfaces could be written.

The driver is designed following an object oriented style. There are several classes implemented as Abstract Data Types, that interact to provide the whole functionality.

Also there exists several communication layers, each containing a set of classes.

The Core Driver

The core driver has the following layers:

IO,

Provides Input/Output communication with the device to which the reader is attached. An IO_Serial object provides access and configuration the serial port.

IFD,

Provides access to the functionality of one interface device, such as transparent transmission and reception, reading and writing of memory buffers, etc. One or more IFD's can be attached to the same IO object. The IFD_Towitoko class provides this functionality for Towitoko reader.

ICC,

This layer abstracts the upper layer from the issues related to having different types of integrated circuit cards. There are two objects within this layer: ICC_Async that encapsulates the functionality to access asynchronous (processor) cards, and ICC_Sync that does the equivalent for synchronous (memory) cards. Only one ICC object can be attached to the same IFD at a time.

Protocol,

Implements card access via commands and responses. A different protocol implementation is needed depending on the type of ICC. Protocol_Sync class provides a command interface for synchronous cards. Protocol_T0 class provides a command interface for processor cards using T=0 protocol. Protocol_T1 class provides a command interface for processor cards using T=1 protocol. Only one Protocol object is attached to one ICC object.

The following diagram illustrates the class structure of the core driver.

  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
                  +---------------+   +---------------+   +---------------+ 
  Protocol Layer  | Protocol_Sync |   |  Protocol_T0  |   |  Protocol_T1  |
                  +---------------+   +---------------+   +---------------+
  - - - - - - - - - - - - | - - - - - - - - - | - - - - - - - - - | - - - - -
                          v                   v                   v
                  +---------------+   +-----------------------------------+
  ICC Layer       |   ICC_Sync    |   |             ICC_Async             |
                  +---------------+   +-----------------------------------+
  - - - - - - - - - - - - | - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | - - - - - - - - - -
                          v                             v
                  +-------------------------------------------------------+
  IFD Layer       |                      IFD_Towitoko                     | 
                  +-------------------------------------------------------+
  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
                                              v
                  +-------------------------------------------------------+
  IO Layer        |                       IO_Serial                       |
                  +-------------------------------------------------------+
  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
        
                                      POSIX I/0 routines

There is also a set of utility classes that represent data exchanged between layers, such as ATR and ATR_Sync that conveys the answer to reset of the smartcards, and the APDU_Cmd and APDU_Rsp classes that handle command and response messages exchanged between the application and the protocol layer. Each object contains the data and the methods for creating, accessing, and deleting it.

The CT-API / CT-BCS Interface

The CT-API interface interacts with the classes provided by the core driver to implement the function calls defined in the CT-API and CT-BCS specification. The CT-API has access to every class defined in the core driver, so it can create the objects and call its functionality as it is needed.

CT-API / CT_BCS interface contains three classes:

CardTerminal,

A CardTerminal object represent one reader with any number of ICC slots, that is attached to a serial port. A CardTerminal can be initialized, sent a CT-BCS control command and closed.

CT_Slot,

A CT_Slot object represent one slot located in a CardTerminal. It contains one IFD object, which can have one ICC inserted and one Protocol object to handle the ICC. A CT_Slot object can be initialized and closed by the CardTerminal, accept commands for the ICC, and has control methods for checking the presence of card and detecting the type of card inserted.

CT_List,

The CT-API interface defines that any number of CardTerminals can be attached to a single machine, each one accessible via a ctn number. CT_List implements a linked list that stores CardTerminal objects that are created by the user, so they can be obtained and erased giving its ctn identification.

The following diagram represent the interactions between the CT-API / CT-BCS interface and the layers of the core driver.

                        +-------------------------------+
                        |         CT-API / CT-BCS       |
                        +-------+-----------------------+
                        |       |        CT_Slot        |
                        |       |       +---------------+
                        |       |       |    Protocol   |
                        |       |       |---------------|
                        |       |       |      ICC      |
                        |       |       |---------------|
                        |       |       |      IFD      |
                        |       +-------+---------------+
                        | CardTerminal  |      IO       |
                        +---------------+---------------+

The PCSC Lite IFD Handler Interface

The PCSC IFD handler is a simple layer on top of CT-API / CT-BCS interface that implements the mapping to the functions needed to access the driver via MUSCLE PCSC Lite Resource manager.

Multi-Threading Design

This chapter explains guidelines followed in order to thread-enable the access to smartcard and terminal resources provided by the driver.

The goal is allow a Multi-threading application to use one or more readers and smartcards from one or more threads concurrently, managing the access to shared resources as efficiently as possible.

The responsibility of providing thread-safe functionality to the application is distributed between the core driver and the Interfaces:

The core driver functions are reentrant, but not thread-safe:

  • They do not use any static variable in read/write mode.

  • They do not return a reference to static data. All data managed by functions are provided by the caller of the function.

  • They do not call non-reentrant functions.

  • They are not thread-safe because they share physical resources like the serial port, the smartcard and the reader, whose response depends on the order in which they receive events. It's not responsibility of the core driver to implement access in mutual exclusion to these resources.

The Interfaces are thread-safe, but not necessarily reentrant:

  • CT-API cannot be reentrant because it's design force to maintain a static list of card-terminal contexts.

  • IFD Handler cannot be reentrant as far as it's based on CT-API interface.

  • Both of these interfaces and future interfaces must implement mutual exclusion access to it's static variables, and serialize the access to the resources IO, IFD, ICC and Protocol, provided by the core driver.

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Carlos Prados 2001Carlos Prados 06-03-2001 CT-API 3 CT_init, CT_data, CT_close CT_init CT_data CT_close Functions to handle communication with integrated circuit cards and cardterminals #include <ctapi.h> char CT_init unsigned short ctn unsigned short pn char CT_data unsigned short ctn unsigned char * dad unsigned char * sad unsigned short lenc unsigned char * command unsigned short * lenr unsigned char * response char CT_close unsigned short ctn DESCRIPTION This manual page describes the CT-API functions used to handle communication with integrated circuit cards and cardterminals. The CT-API functions are generic, and allows the use of memory cards (often referred as synchronous cards) and processor cards (often referred as asynchronous cards). The CT-API implementation is dependent on the cardterminal that is used. For each cardterminal a CT-API library implementation should be provided, either by the manufacturer or by third parties. This manpage is not a complete specification of the CT-API, but a general overview of the most common functionalities. CT_init() selects and initializes the interface with the cardterminal (f.i. serial port, USB bus, or any other type of connector). The CT_init() function must be called before communicating with the card or the cardterminal. A unique cardterminal number chosen by the caller is assigned by the CT-API library to the initialized connection. ctn Cardterminal number: identifies the connection with the cardterminal for further references. It's chosen by the caller of the function. pn Port number: selects the physical interface. The port number assignment is dependent on the CT-API implementation. However most serial cardterminal implementations use the convention of assigning the value 0 to the first serial port, 1 to the second serial port and so on. See the file /usr/include/ctapi.h of your CT-API implementation for a list of allowed values. CT_data() sends a command to the card or to the cardterminal and returns the response to the calling program. ctn Cardterminal number: the number specified in CT_init() call for this cardterminal. dad Destination address. If the command is sent to the cardterminal, it must point to a variable containing the value CT (0x01). If the command is sent to a card, the destination address variable must be set to the number identifying the slot of the cardterminal where the card is inserted, ranging from ICC1 (0x00) and ICC2 (0x02) to ICC14 (0x0E). On the return of the response, the variable pointed by dad is set to the value HOST (0x02) or REMOTE_HOST (0x05). sad Source address. When the function is called it is usually set to point to a variable with the value HOST (0x02), although the value REMOTE_HOST (0x05) may ocurr in some applications if the CT-API implementation supports remote calls. On the return of the response, the variable pointed by sad is set to any of the values from CT (0x01), ICC1 (0x00), ICC2 (0x02) to ICC14 (0x0E). lenc Command length in bytes. command Pointer to the buffer that conveys the command to be sent to the card or cardterminal. lenr Before function call, pointer to a variable containig the maximum buffer size in bytes for the response data. After successful function call it contains the size in bytes of the response data. response Pointer to the response data. Memory buffer of at least the size in bytes specified in lenr must be allocated before calling to the function. CT_close() terminates the communication with the cardterminal which has been assigned to a logical cardterminal number by the function CT_init(). The function shall be called for each initialized cardtreminal before the end of the program in order to free resources if necessary. ctn Cardterminal number: as specified in CT_init() call for this cardterminal. RETURN VALUE CT_init(), CT_data(), and CT_close() functions return a value of type char. OK Function call was successful. ERR_INVALID Invalid parameter or value. ERR_CT Cardterminal Error. The cardterminal is temporarily not accessible (busy with other or internal processes). The problem can be solved by the application. ERR_TRANS Transmission Error. Transmission errors due to mechanical, electrical or protocol failures. Reset of the cardterminal is necessary. ERR_MEMORY Memory assignment error. A memory error occurred (f.i. the allocated buffer is too small for the returned data). ERR_HTSI Host Transport Service Interface error. Commonly returned if the error is produced by the software layer and not in the communication with the hardware. SEE ALSO ctbcs (3). The MKT (Multifunktionale KartenTerminals) specifications, available for download from Teletrust website http://www.teletrust.de. In special the documents: Part 3: CT-API. Cardterminal Applications Programming Interface. Part 4: CT-BCS. Cardterminal Basic Command Set. Part 7: IC cards with synchronous transmission Part3: Usage of interindustry Commands. ISO/IEC 7816: Identification cards - Integrated circuit(s) cards with contacts: Part 4: Interindustry commands for interchange. AUTHOR This manual page was written by Carlos Prados <cprados@yahoo.com>. towitoko-2.0.7/doc/ctapi.30000644000175000017500000001621207402223277011020 .\" This -*- nroff -*- file has been generated from .\" DocBook SGML with docbook-to-man on Debian GNU/Linux. ...\" ...\" transcript compatibility for postscript use. ...\" ...\" synopsis: .P! ...\" .de P! \\&. .fl \" force out current output buffer \\!%PB \\!/showpage{}def ...\" the following is from Ken Flowers -- it prevents dictionary overflows \\!/tempdict 200 dict def tempdict begin .fl \" prolog .sy cat \\$1\" bring in postscript file ...\" the following line matches the tempdict above \\!end % tempdict % \\!PE \\!. .sp \\$2u \" move below the image .. .de pF .ie \\*(f1 .ds f1 \\n(.f .el .ie \\*(f2 .ds f2 \\n(.f .el .ie \\*(f3 .ds f3 \\n(.f .el .ie \\*(f4 .ds f4 \\n(.f .el .tm ? font overflow .ft \\$1 .. .de fP .ie !\\*(f4 \{\ . ft \\*(f4 . ds f4\" ' br \} .el .ie !\\*(f3 \{\ . ft \\*(f3 . ds f3\" ' br \} .el .ie !\\*(f2 \{\ . ft \\*(f2 . ds f2\" ' br \} .el .ie !\\*(f1 \{\ . ft \\*(f1 . ds f1\" ' br \} .el .tm ? font underflow .. .ds f1\" .ds f2\" .ds f3\" .ds f4\" '\" t .ta 8n 16n 24n 32n 40n 48n 56n 64n 72n .TH "CT-API" "3" .SH "NAME" \fBCT_init, CT_data, CT_close\fR \(em Functions to handle communication with integrated circuit cards and cardterminals .SH "SYNOPSIS" .PP .nf .ta 8n 16n 24n 32n 40n 48n 56n 64n 72n #include .sp 1 \fBchar \fBCT_init\fP\fR( \fB unsigned short \fBctn\fR\fR, \fB unsigned short \fBpn\fR\fR); .sp 1 \fBchar \fBCT_data\fP\fR( \fB unsigned short \fBctn\fR\fR, \fB unsigned char * \fBdad\fR\fR, \fB unsigned char * \fBsad\fR\fR, \fB unsigned short \fBlenc\fR\fR, \fB unsigned char * \fBcommand\fR\fR, \fB unsigned short * \fBlenr\fR\fR, \fB unsigned char * \fBresponse\fR\fR); .sp 1 \fBchar \fBCT_close\fP\fR( \fB unsigned short \fBctn\fR\fR); .fi .SH "DESCRIPTION" .PP This manual page describes the CT-API functions used to handle communication with integrated circuit cards and cardterminals. The CT-API functions are generic, and allows the use of memory cards (often referred as synchronous cards) and processor cards (often referred as asynchronous cards). .PP The CT-API implementation is dependent on the cardterminal that is used. For each cardterminal a CT-API library implementation should be provided, either by the manufacturer or by third parties. This manpage is not a complete specification of the CT-API, but a general overview of the most common functionalities. .PP \fBCT_init()\fP selects and initializes the interface with the cardterminal (f.i. serial port, USB bus, or any other type of connector). The CT_init() function must be called before communicating with the card or the cardterminal. A unique cardterminal number chosen by the caller is assigned by the CT-API library to the initialized connection. .IP "\fBctn\fR" 10 Cardterminal number: identifies the connection with the cardterminal for further references. It's chosen by the caller of the function. .IP "\fBpn\fR" 10 Port number: selects the physical interface. The port number assignment is dependent on the CT-API implementation. However most serial cardterminal implementations use the convention of assigning the value 0 to the first serial port, 1 to the second serial port and so on. See the file \fB/usr/include/ctapi.h\fP of your CT-API implementation for a list of allowed values. .PP \fBCT_data()\fP sends a command to the card or to the cardterminal and returns the response to the calling program. .IP "\fBctn\fR" 10 Cardterminal number: the number specified in \fBCT_init() \fP call for this cardterminal. .IP "\fBdad\fR" 10 Destination address. If the command is sent to the cardterminal, it must point to a variable containing the value CT (0x01). If the command is sent to a card, the destination address variable must be set to the number identifying the slot of the cardterminal where the card is inserted, ranging from ICC1 (0x00) and ICC2 (0x02) to ICC14 (0x0E). .IP "" 10 On the return of the response, the variable pointed by dad is set to the value HOST (0x02) or REMOTE_HOST (0x05). .IP "\fBsad\fR" 10 Source address. When the function is called it is usually set to point to a variable with the value HOST (0x02), although the value REMOTE_HOST (0x05) may ocurr in some applications if the CT-API implementation supports remote calls. .IP "" 10 On the return of the response, the variable pointed by sad is set to any of the values from CT (0x01), ICC1 (0x00), ICC2 (0x02) to ICC14 (0x0E). .IP "\fBlenc\fR" 10 Command length in bytes. .IP "\fBcommand\fR" 10 Pointer to the buffer that conveys the command to be sent to the card or cardterminal. .IP "\fBlenr\fR" 10 Before function call, pointer to a variable containig the maximum buffer size in bytes for the response data. After successful function call it contains the size in bytes of the response data. .IP "\fBresponse\fR" 10 Pointer to the response data. Memory buffer of at least the size in bytes specified in \fBlenr\fR must be allocated before calling to the function. .PP \fBCT_close()\fP terminates the communication with the cardterminal which has been assigned to a logical cardterminal number by the function \fBCT_init()\fP. The function shall be called for each initialized cardtreminal before the end of the program in order to free resources if necessary. .IP "\fBctn\fR" 10 Cardterminal number: as specified in \fBCT_init() \fP call for this cardterminal. .SH "RETURN VALUE" .PP \fBCT_init(),\fP \fBCT_data(),\fP and \fBCT_close()\fP functions return a value of type char. .IP "\fBOK\fR" 10 Function call was successful. .IP "\fBERR_INVALID\fR" 10 Invalid parameter or value. .IP "\fBERR_CT\fR" 10 Cardterminal Error. The cardterminal is temporarily not accessible (busy with other or internal processes). The problem can be solved by the application. .IP "\fBERR_TRANS\fR" 10 Transmission Error. Transmission errors due to mechanical, electrical or protocol failures. Reset of the cardterminal is necessary. .IP "\fBERR_MEMORY\fR" 10 Memory assignment error. A memory error occurred (f.i. the allocated buffer is too small for the returned data). .IP "\fBERR_HTSI\fR" 10 Host Transport Service Interface error. Commonly returned if the error is produced by the software layer and not in the communication with the hardware. .SH "SEE ALSO" .PP ctbcs (3). .PP The \fBMKT\fP (Multifunktionale KartenTerminals) specifications, available for download from Teletrust website \fIhttp://www.teletrust.de (link to URL http://www.teletrust.de) \fR. In special the documents: .IP "Part 3:" 10 CT-API. Cardterminal Applications Programming Interface. .IP "Part 4:" 10 CT-BCS. Cardterminal Basic Command Set. .IP "Part 7:" 10 IC cards with synchronous transmission Part3: Usage of interindustry Commands. .PP ISO/IEC 7816: \fBIdentification cards - Integrated circuit(s) cards with contacts\fP: .IP "Part 4:" 10 Interindustry commands for interchange. .SH "AUTHOR" .PP This manual page was written by Carlos Prados . ...\" created by instant / docbook-to-man, Sat 01 Dec 2001, 19:51 towitoko-2.0.7/doc/ctbcs.sgml0000644000175000017500000005101207317644021011612
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Carlos Prados 2001Carlos Prados 06-03-2001 CT-BCS 3 CT-BCS Cardterminal basic command set for integrated circuit card applications. DESCRIPTION This manpage describes the subset of the Cardterminal Basic Command Set (CT-BCS) used to control cardterminals with one or more integrated circuit card slots, without key pad and display. This manpage is not a complete specification of the CT-BCS, but a general overview of the most common functionalities. The CT-BCS commands are constructed in compliance with ISO/IEC 7816-4 interindustry commands and are used to control cardterminal utilizing the CT-API function CT_data(). COMMAND STRUCTURE A CT-BCS command is an array of bytes that is sent to the cardterminal to perform an administrative action. The CT-BCS response is an array of bytes returned by the cardterminal that informs of the completion status of the action requested. The following diagram shows the general structure of a CT-BCS command: |<------------------------------------------>| | Header (4 Bytes) and body | | (mandatory) (optional) | |<----------------->|<---------------------->| |___________________|________________________| |CLA |INS |P1 |P2 |Lc |Data |Le | |____|____|____|____|____|______________|____| The following diagram shows the general structure of a CT-BCS response: |<------------------------------>|<--------->| | Body Trailer | | (optional) (2 Bytes) | | (mandatory)| |________________________________|___________| |Data |SW1-SW2 | |________________________________|___________| The fields within a CT-BCS command and response are equivalent to those defined by ISO/IEC 7816-4: CLA Class. The CLA value used for CT-BCS commands is 0x20. INS Instruction. Defines the action to be performed by the cardterminal. P1, P2 Command parameters 1 and 2. Lc Length of command data field. Le Length of expected data: Case 1: No command data, no response data (no Lc and no Le). Case 2: Command data, no response data (0<=Lc<=254 and no Le). Case 3: No command data, response data (no Lc and 0<=Le<=254). Case 4: Command data, response data (0<=Lc<=254 and 0<=Le<=254) SW1, SW2 Status bytes. Completion status of the command. The address value 0x01 (CT) shall be used as destination address (dad) given to CT_data() when sending CT-BCS commands (See CT_data (3)). The following commands are present in every CT-BCS implementation: Basic CT commands Cardterminal Command INS Code RESET CT 0x11 REQUEST ICC 0x12 GET STATUS 0x13 EJECT ICC 0x15
The following general return codes SW1-SW2 may occur: General return codes SW1-SW2 Description 0x6700 Wrong length 0x6900 Command not allowed 0x6A00 Wrong parameters P1, P2 0x6D00 Wrong instruction 0x6E00 Class not supported
FUNCTIONAL UNITS Functional units are entities that can be addressed as target of CT-BCS commands. In some CT-BCS commands a target functional unit needs to be specified. Functional units Functional Unit Coding CT kernel 0x00 CT/ICC slot 1 0x01 CT/ICC slot 2 0x02 \.\.\. \.\.\. CT/ICC slot 14 0x0E
Support for slots 2-14 depends on the cardterminal. Functional units for keypad and display are defined for some cardterminals but are not described here. COMMANDS DESCRIPTION RESET CT The RESET CT command asks the cardterminal to perform a reset of the specified functional unit. If the functional unit is the CT kernel, a software reset is carried out, meaning that all status information (f.i. information of inserted cards) is cleared and gathered again. For ICC functional units, an card reset is performed. Optionally the answer to reset of the functional unit is returned in the response data. A RESET CT command can be issued after initialization of the cardterminal or after the occurrence of a communication error. The command structure is as follows: CLA 0x20 INS 0x11 (=RESET CT) P1 Functional unit: 0x00 = CT 0x01 - 0x0E = ICC Interface 1-14 P2 Command qualifier: In case P1 = 0x00: 0x00 = No response In case P1 = 0x01 - 0x0E: 0x00 = No response data 0x01 = Return complete ATR 0x02 = Return Historical Bytes Lc field Empty Le field Empty or 0x00: return full length of requested information The response structure is as follows: Data Empty, ATR or Historical Bytes SW1-SW2 Status Bytes When functional unit is CT (0x00) the following status bytes can be returned: 0x9000 Reset successful 0x6400 Reset not successful When functional unit is a ICC slot (0x01 - 0x0E) the following status bytes can be returned: 0x9000 Synchronous ICC, reset successful 0x9001 Asynchronous ICC, reset successful 0x6400 Reset not successful REQUEST ICC The REQUEST ICC command asks the cardterminal to wait for the presence of an ICC on the specified cardterminal slot during a specified time limit. The command synchronously blocks the caller application unless time limit 0 is specified. When an ICC is presented it is automatically activated and reset. The command structure is as follows: CLA 0x20 INS 0x12 (=REQUEST ICC) P1 Functional unit: 0x01 - 0x0E = ICC-Interface 1 - 14 P2 Command qualifier: Request handling instructions for the CT Lc field Empty or length of subsequent data field Data field Empty (= immediate response required) or max. waiting time in seconds (1 byte, binary coding) for presenting the ICC Le field Empty or 0x00 = Return full length of requested information The parameter P2 carries the request handling instructions for the CT. The value of P2 is constructed of two 4-bits subfields: Bits b8-b5 0x0 = No meaning Other values reserved for future use Bits b4-b1 0x0 = No response data 0x1 = Return complete ATR 0x2 = Return Historical Bytes The response structure is as follows: Data Empty, ATR or Historical Bytes SW1-SW2 Status Bytes The following status bytes can be returned: 0x9000 Synchronous ICC presented, reset successful 0x9001 Asynchronous ICC, reset successful 0x6200 No card presented within specified time 0x6201 Card already present and activated 0x6400 Reset not successful 0x6900 Command with timer not supported GET STATUS The GET STATUS command is used to gather cardterminal manufacturer information and ICC status information from the cardterminal. The information is represented by TLV (tag, length, value) encoded data objects. The tag of the data object to be retrieved is specified in the command and the value is returned in the response. The command structure is as follows: CLA 0x20 INS 0x13 (=GET STATUS) P1 Functional unit: 0x00 = CT P2 Command qualifier: Tag of data object to be returned Lc field Empty Data field Empty Le field 0x00 = Return full length of requested information The response structure is as follows: Data Status information (only value field of data object) SW1-SW2 Status Bytes The following data objects are defined. Note that only value field is returned in the response: Cardterminal manufacturer data object Tag = 0x46 Length >= 15 Value: CTM: Cardterminal manufacturer (5 bytes ASCII encoded). It consists of 2 bytes with the country code and 3 bytes with the manufacturer acronym CTT: Cardterminal type (5 bytes ASCII encoded). The value is manufacturer dependant CTSV: Cardterminal software version (5 bytes ASCII encoded). The value is manufacturer dependant DD: Discretionary data (any number of bytes including 0) ICC status data object Tag = 0x80 Length Value: One ICC status byte per ICC slot in the cardterminal. If b8-b1 = 0x00 then no ICC is present in the slot. If b1 = 1 and ICC is present in the slot and the bytes b3-b2 indicate whether the ICC is electrically connected (value 10) or electrically disconnected (value 01). The following status bytes can be returned: 0x9000 Command successful EJECT ICC The EJECT ICC command asks the cardterminal to deactivate the ICC. It must be used at the end of the communication with the card or when a irreparable communication error occur. The command structure is as follows: CLA 0x20 INS 0x15 (=EJECT ICC) P1 Functional unit: 0x01 - 0x0E = ICC-Interface 1-14 P2 Command qualifier: Eject handling instructions for the CT (0x00 for cardterminals without keypad and display) Lc field Empty or length of subsequent data field Data field Empty or time in seconds for removing the ICC Le field Empty The response structure is as follows: Data Empty SW1-SW2 Status Bytes The following status bytes can be returned 0x9000 Command successful 0x9001 Command successful, card removed 0x6200 Card not removed within specified time SEE ALSO ctapi (3). The MKT (Multifunktionale KartenTerminals) specifications, available for download from Teletrust web site http://www.teletrust.de. In special the documents: Part 3: CT-API. Cardterminal Applications Programming Interface. Part 4: CT-BCS. Cardterminal Basic Command Set. Part 7: IC cards with synchronous transmission Part3: Usage of interindustry Commands. ISO/IEC 7816: Identification cards - Integrated circuit(s) cards with contacts: Part 4: Interindustry commands for interchange. AUTHOR This manual page was written by Carlos Prados <cprados@yahoo.com>. towitoko-2.0.7/doc/ctbcs.30000644000175000017500000003003507317644021011014 .\" This -*- nroff -*- file has been generated from .\" DocBook SGML with docbook-to-man on Debian GNU/Linux. ...\" ...\" transcript compatibility for postscript use. ...\" ...\" synopsis: .P! ...\" .de P! \\&. .fl \" force out current output buffer \\!%PB \\!/showpage{}def ...\" the following is from Ken Flowers -- it prevents dictionary overflows \\!/tempdict 200 dict def tempdict begin .fl \" prolog .sy cat \\$1\" bring in postscript file ...\" the following line matches the tempdict above \\!end % tempdict % \\!PE \\!. .sp \\$2u \" move below the image .. .de pF .ie \\*(f1 .ds f1 \\n(.f .el .ie \\*(f2 .ds f2 \\n(.f .el .ie \\*(f3 .ds f3 \\n(.f .el .ie \\*(f4 .ds f4 \\n(.f .el .tm ? font overflow .ft \\$1 .. .de fP .ie !\\*(f4 \{\ . ft \\*(f4 . ds f4\" ' br \} .el .ie !\\*(f3 \{\ . ft \\*(f3 . ds f3\" ' br \} .el .ie !\\*(f2 \{\ . ft \\*(f2 . ds f2\" ' br \} .el .ie !\\*(f1 \{\ . ft \\*(f1 . ds f1\" ' br \} .el .tm ? font underflow .. .ds f1\" .ds f2\" .ds f3\" .ds f4\" '\" t .ta 8n 16n 24n 32n 40n 48n 56n 64n 72n .TH "CT-BCS" "3" .SH "NAME" CT-BCS \(em Cardterminal basic command set for integrated circuit card applications. .SH "DESCRIPTION" .PP This manpage describes the subset of the Cardterminal Basic Command Set (CT-BCS) used to control cardterminals with one or more integrated circuit card slots, without key pad and display. This manpage is not a complete specification of the CT-BCS, but a general overview of the most common functionalities. .PP The CT-BCS commands are constructed in compliance with \fBISO/IEC 7816-4\fP interindustry commands and are used to control cardterminal utilizing the CT-API function \fBCT_data()\fP. .SH "COMMAND STRUCTURE" .PP A CT-BCS command is an array of bytes that is sent to the cardterminal to perform an administrative action. The CT-BCS response is an array of bytes returned by the cardterminal that informs of the completion status of the action requested. .PP The following diagram shows the general structure of a CT-BCS command: .PP .nf .ta 8n 16n 24n 32n 40n 48n 56n 64n 72n \f(CW|<------------------------------------------>| | Header (4 Bytes) and body | | (mandatory) (optional) | |<----------------->|<---------------------->| |___________________|________________________| |CLA |INS |P1 |P2 |Lc |Data |Le | |____|____|____|____|____|______________|____| \fR .fi .PP .PP The following diagram shows the general structure of a CT-BCS response: .PP .nf .ta 8n 16n 24n 32n 40n 48n 56n 64n 72n \f(CW|<------------------------------>|<--------->| | Body Trailer | | (optional) (2 Bytes) | | (mandatory)| |________________________________|___________| |Data |SW1-SW2 | |________________________________|___________| \fR .fi .PP .PP The fields within a CT-BCS command and response are equivalent to those defined by ISO/IEC 7816-4: .IP "CLA" 10 Class. The CLA value used for CT-BCS commands is 0x20. .IP "INS" 10 Instruction. Defines the action to be performed by the cardterminal. .IP "P1, P2" 10 Command parameters 1 and 2. .IP "Lc" 10 Length of command data field. .IP "Le" 10 Length of expected data: .IP "" 10 Case 1: No command data, no response data (no Lc and no Le). .IP "" 10 Case 2: Command data, no response data (0<=Lc<=254 and no Le). .IP "" 10 Case 3: No command data, response data (no Lc and 0<=Le<=254). .IP "" 10 Case 4: Command data, response data (0<=Lc<=254 and 0<=Le<=254) .IP "SW1, SW2" 10 Status bytes. Completion status of the command. .PP The address value 0x01 (CT) shall be used as destination address (dad) given to \fBCT_data()\fP when sending CT-BCS commands (See CT_data (3)). .PP The following commands are present in every CT-BCS implementation: .PP \fBBasic CT commands\fR .TS tab() box; l| r|. Cardterminal CommandINS Code RESET CT0x11 REQUEST ICC0x12 GET STATUS0x13 EJECT ICC0x15 .TE .PP The following general return codes SW1-SW2 may occur: .PP \fBGeneral return codes\fR .TS tab() box; r| l|. SW1-SW2Description 0x6700Wrong length 0x6900Command not allowed 0x6A00Wrong parameters P1, P2 0x6D00Wrong instruction 0x6E00Class not supported .TE .SH "FUNCTIONAL UNITS" .PP Functional units are entities that can be addressed as target of CT-BCS commands. In some CT-BCS commands a target functional unit needs to be specified. .PP \fBFunctional units\fR .TS tab() box; l| r|. Functional UnitCoding CT kernel0x00 CT/ICC slot 10x01 CT/ICC slot 20x02 \.\.\.\.\.\. CT/ICC slot 140x0E .TE .PP Support for slots 2-14 depends on the cardterminal. Functional units for keypad and display are defined for some cardterminals but are not described here. .SH "COMMANDS DESCRIPTION" .SS "RESET CT" .PP The RESET CT command asks the cardterminal to perform a reset of the specified functional unit. If the functional unit is the CT kernel, a software reset is carried out, meaning that all status information (f.i. information of inserted cards) is cleared and gathered again. For ICC functional units, an card reset is performed. .PP Optionally the answer to reset of the functional unit is returned in the response data. .PP A RESET CT command can be issued after initialization of the cardterminal or after the occurrence of a communication error. .PP The command structure is as follows: .IP "CLA" 10 0x20 .IP "INS" 10 0x11 (=RESET CT) .IP "P1" 10 Functional unit: .IP "" 10 0x00 = CT .IP "" 10 0x01 - 0x0E = ICC Interface 1-14 .IP "P2" 10 Command qualifier: .IP "" 10 In case P1 = 0x00: .IP "" 10 0x00 = No response .IP "" 10 In case P1 = 0x01 - 0x0E: .IP "" 10 0x00 = No response data .IP "" 10 0x01 = Return complete ATR .IP "" 10 0x02 = Return Historical Bytes .IP "Lc field" 10 Empty .IP "Le field" 10 Empty or 0x00: return full length of requested information .PP The response structure is as follows: .IP "Data" 10 Empty, ATR or Historical Bytes .IP "SW1-SW2" 10 Status Bytes .PP When functional unit is CT (0x00) the following status bytes can be returned: .IP "0x9000" 10 Reset successful .IP "0x6400" 10 Reset not successful .PP When functional unit is a ICC slot (0x01 - 0x0E) the following status bytes can be returned: .IP "0x9000" 10 Synchronous ICC, reset successful .IP "0x9001" 10 Asynchronous ICC, reset successful .IP "0x6400" 10 Reset not successful .SS "REQUEST ICC" .PP The REQUEST ICC command asks the cardterminal to wait for the presence of an ICC on the specified cardterminal slot during a specified time limit. The command synchronously blocks the caller application unless time limit 0 is specified. When an ICC is presented it is automatically activated and reset. .PP The command structure is as follows: .IP "CLA" 10 0x20 .IP "INS" 10 0x12 (=REQUEST ICC) .IP "P1" 10 Functional unit: .IP "" 10 0x01 - 0x0E = ICC-Interface 1 - 14 .IP "P2" 10 Command qualifier: Request handling instructions for the CT .IP "Lc field" 10 Empty or length of subsequent data field .IP "Data field" 10 Empty (= immediate response required) or max. waiting time in seconds (1 byte, binary coding) for presenting the ICC .IP "Le field" 10 Empty or 0x00 = Return full length of requested information .PP The parameter P2 carries the request handling instructions for the CT. The value of P2 is constructed of two 4-bits subfields: .IP "Bits b8-b5" 10 .RS .IP " \(bu" 6 0x0 = No meaning .IP " \(bu" 6 Other values reserved for future use .RE .IP "Bits b4-b1" 10 .RS .IP " \(bu" 6 0x0 = No response data .IP " \(bu" 6 0x1 = Return complete ATR .IP " \(bu" 6 0x2 = Return Historical Bytes .RE .PP The response structure is as follows: .IP "Data" 10 Empty, ATR or Historical Bytes .IP "SW1-SW2" 10 Status Bytes .PP The following status bytes can be returned: .IP "0x9000" 10 Synchronous ICC presented, reset successful .IP "0x9001" 10 Asynchronous ICC, reset successful .IP "0x6200" 10 No card presented within specified time .IP "0x6201" 10 Card already present and activated .IP "0x6400" 10 Reset not successful .IP "0x6900" 10 Command with timer not supported .SS "GET STATUS" .PP The GET STATUS command is used to gather cardterminal manufacturer information and ICC status information from the cardterminal. The information is represented by TLV (tag, length, value) encoded data objects. The tag of the data object to be retrieved is specified in the command and the value is returned in the response. .PP The command structure is as follows: .IP "CLA" 10 0x20 .IP "INS" 10 0x13 (=GET STATUS) .IP "P1" 10 Functional unit: .IP "" 10 0x00 = CT .IP "P2" 10 Command qualifier: Tag of data object to be returned .IP "Lc field" 10 Empty .IP "Data field" 10 Empty .IP "Le field" 10 Hx00 = Return full length of requested information .PP The response structure is as follows: .IP "Data" 10 Status information (only value field of data object) .IP "SW1-SW2" 10 Status Bytes .PP The following data objects are defined. Note that only value field is returned in the response: .IP "Cardterminal manufacturer data object" 10 .RS .IP " \(bu" 6 Tag = 0x46 .IP " \(bu" 6 Length >= 15 .IP " \(bu" 6 Value: .IP "" 10 CTM: Cardterminal manufacturer (5 bytes ASCII encoded). It consists of 2 bytes with the country code and 3 bytes with the manufacturer acronym .IP "" 10 CTT: Cardterminal type (5 bytes ASCII encoded). The value is manufacturer dependant .IP "" 10 CTSV: Cardterminal software version (5 bytes ASCII encoded). The value is manufacturer dependant .IP "" 10 DD: Discretionary data (any number of bytes including 0) .RE .IP "ICC status data object" 10 .RS .IP " \(bu" 6 Tag = 0x80 .IP " \(bu" 6 Length .IP " \(bu" 6 Value: One ICC status byte per ICC slot in the cardterminal. .IP "" 10 If b8-b1 = 0x00 then no ICC is present in the slot. .IP "" 10 If b1 = 1 and ICC is present in the slot and the bytes b3-b2 indicate whether the ICC is electrically connected (value 10) or electrically disconnected (value 01). .RE .PP The following status bytes can be returned: .IP "0x9000" 10 Command successful .SS "EJECT ICC" .PP The EJECT ICC command asks the cardterminal to deactivate the ICC. It must be used at the end of the communication with the card or when a irreparable communication error occur. .PP The command structure is as follows: .IP "CLA" 10 0x20 .IP "INS" 10 0x15 (=EJECT ICC) .IP "P1" 10 Functional unit: .IP "" 10 0x01 - 0x0E = ICC-Interface 1-14 .IP "P2" 10 Command qualifier: Eject handling instructions for the CT (0x00 for cardterminals without keypad and display) .IP "Lc field" 10 Empty or length of subsequent data field .IP "Data field" 10 Empty or time in seconds for removing the ICC .IP "Le field" 10 Empty .PP The response structure is as follows: .IP "Data" 10 Empty .IP "SW1-SW2" 10 Status Bytes .PP The following status bytes can be returned .IP "0x9000" 10 Command successful .IP "0x9001" 10 Command successful, card removed .IP "0x6200" 10 Card not removed within specified time .SH "SEE ALSO" .PP ctapi (3). .PP The \fBMKT\fP (Multifunktionale KartenTerminals) specifications, available for download from Teletrust web site \fIhttp://www.teletrust.de (link to URL http://www.teletrust.de) \fR. In special the documents: .IP "Part 3:" 10 CT-API. Cardterminal Applications Programming Interface. .IP "Part 4:" 10 CT-BCS. Cardterminal Basic Command Set. .IP "Part 7:" 10 IC cards with synchronous transmission Part3: Usage of interindustry Commands. .PP ISO/IEC 7816: \fBIdentification cards - Integrated circuit(s) cards with contacts\fP: .IP "Part 4:" 10 Interindustry commands for interchange. .SH "AUTHOR" .PP This manual page was written by Carlos Prados . ...\" created by instant / docbook-to-man, Wed 27 Jun 2001, 21:32 towitoko-2.0.7/doc/Info.plist0000644000175000017500000000175207527021501011601 CFBundleDevelopmentRegion English CFBundleExecutable libtowitoko.so.2.0.0 CFBundleInfoDictionaryVersion 6.0 CFBundlePackageType BNDL CFBundleSignature ???? 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