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  1. pykcs11-1.5.19/COPYING +339 -0
  2. pykcs11-1.5.19/Changes.txt +270 -0
  3. pykcs11-1.5.19/MANIFEST.in +11 -0
  4. pykcs11-1.5.19/Makefile +66 -0
  5. pykcs11-1.5.19/PKG-INFO +45 -0
  6. pykcs11-1.5.19/README.md +67 -0
  7. pykcs11-1.5.19/dev-requirements.txt +7 -0
  8. pykcs11-1.5.19/docs/Makefile +20 -0
  9. pykcs11-1.5.19/docs/api.rst +6 -0
  10. pykcs11-1.5.19/docs/conf.py +172 -0
  11. pykcs11-1.5.19/docs/generate.sh +18 -0
  12. pykcs11-1.5.19/docs/index.rst +42 -0
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  14. pykcs11-1.5.19/docs/samples.rst +42 -0
  15. pykcs11-1.5.19/get_PYKCS11LIB.py +49 -0
  16. pykcs11-1.5.19/pyproject.toml +3 -0
  17. pykcs11-1.5.19/run_test.py +25 -0
  18. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/LowLevel/InitTokenPin.py +122 -0
  19. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/LowLevel/dumpit.py +178 -0
  20. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/LowLevel/rand.py +69 -0
  21. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/LowLevel/test.py +137 -0
  22. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/LowLevel/test1.py +145 -0
  23. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/destroy_by_ID.py +43 -0
  24. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/dumpit.py +221 -0
  25. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/ec_generate.py +73 -0
  26. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/ec_signature.py +63 -0
  27. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/encrypt.py +51 -0
  28. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/events.py +96 -0
  29. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/generate.py +66 -0
  30. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/genkeypair_import_cert.py +131 -0
  31. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/getinfo.py +177 -0
  32. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/modulus.py +52 -0
  33. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/rsa_encrypt.py +69 -0
  34. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/signature.py +62 -0
  35. pykcs11-1.5.19/samples/unblock.py +33 -0
  36. pykcs11-1.5.19/setup.cfg +4 -0
  37. pykcs11-1.5.19/setup.py +105 -0
  38. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/LowLevel.py +1849 -0
  39. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/PyKCS11/__init__.py +2022 -0
  40. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/PyKCS11/constants.py +3889 -0
  41. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/ck_attribute_smart.cpp +270 -0
  42. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/ck_attribute_smart.h +67 -0
  43. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/dyn_generic.h +99 -0
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  45. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/dyn_win32.c +110 -0
  46. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/opensc/pkcs11.h +2775 -0
  47. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/pkcs11lib.cpp +980 -0
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  49. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/pykcs11.cpp +29 -0
  50. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/pykcs11.egg-info/PKG-INFO +45 -0
  51. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/pykcs11.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +76 -0
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  55. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/pykcs11string.cpp +49 -0
  56. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/pykcs11string.h +32 -0
  57. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/stdafx.h +42 -0
  58. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/utility.cpp +95 -0
  59. pykcs11-1.5.19/src/utility.h +27 -0
  60. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_CK.py +33 -0
  61. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_LowLevel.py +157 -0
  62. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_asymetric.py +225 -0
  63. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_asymetric_ECC.py +370 -0
  64. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_asymetric_gost.py +90 -0
  65. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_ckbytelist.py +112 -0
  66. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_derive.py +377 -0
  67. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_digest.py +59 -0
  68. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_exception.py +46 -0
  69. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_gc.py +40 -0
  70. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_info.py +66 -0
  71. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_init.py +90 -0
  72. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_load.py +152 -0
  73. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_objects.py +265 -0
  74. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_pin.py +59 -0
  75. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_random.py +30 -0
  76. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_symetric.py +240 -0
  77. pykcs11-1.5.19/test/test_wrap.py +328 -0
  78. pykcs11-1.5.19/tox.ini +66 -0
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+ 1.5.19 - August 2026, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - Add support of swig 4.5.0
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+ - getMechanismList(): do not fail on unknown mechanisms
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+ - Remove use of deprecated CKA_SECONDARY_AUTH
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+ - test/reset_softHSM:
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+ 1.5.18 - August 2025, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - add CKM_EXTRACT_KEY_FROM_KEY mechanism
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+ - add CKM_EDDSA and CK_EDDSA_PARAMS support
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+ - C_Initialize(): allow OS locking
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+ - PyKCS11.load() & .unload(): make the methods tread-safe
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+ - bugfix: store CKM_CONCATENATE_BASE_AND_KEY parameter in mechanism context
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+ - IsNum(): CKA_HW_FEATURE_TYPE is also a numeric value
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+ - improve support for multi-part encryption/decryption
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+ - fix some Python typing issues
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+ - Fix issue with vendor defined (CKM_VENDOR_DEFINED) mechanisms
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+ - fix/ignore all pylint warnings
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+ - use pytest for running tests
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+ - minor improvements
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+
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+ 1.5.17 - October 2024, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - Add AES in counter mode support (CKM_AES_CTR)
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+ - Add simple derivation mechanisms support (CMK_CONCATENATE_*)
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+ - Fix reference counting in PyKCS11Lib.load()
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+ - remove python 2 support from ckbytelist
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+ - minor improvements
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+
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+ 1.5.16 - May 2024, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - add support of CKA_MODIFIABLE and CKA_DESTROYABLE attributes
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+ - minor improvements
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+
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+ 1.5.15 - April 2024, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - fix problems when PYKCS11LIB has incorrect values
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+ - fix a problem with swig and "pip install ..."
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+ - minor improvements
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+
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+ 1.5.14 - February 2024, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - fix build using swig 4.2.0
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+
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+ 1.5.13 - January 2024, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - fix issue between Python 3.12 garbage collector and C_Finalize()
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+ - Modernize use of setup.py
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+ - Check swig is installed
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+ - remove unused files
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+ - minor improvements
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+
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+ 1.5.12 - April 2023, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - add setAttributeValue()
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+ - minor improvements
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+
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+ 1.5.11 - Septembre 2022, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - add deriveKey() with CKM_ECDH1_DERIVE and CK_ECDH1_DERIVE_PARAMS
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+ - support pSourceData in OAEP params
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+ - remove use of (deprecated) distutils
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+ - samples: port to Python 3
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+ - fix code coverage generation
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+
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+ 1.5.10 - December 2020, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - Add CKH_* constants
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+ - CKA_HW_FEATURE_TYPE attribute value is a number
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+ - Makefile: use python3 by default
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+ - minor improvements
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+
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+ 1.5.9 - July 2020, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - call C_GetSlotList() with a NULL parameter to correctly initialize
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+ some PKCS#11 lib conforming to PKCS#11 version 2.40.
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+
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+ 1.5.8 - May 2020, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - CKA_ALWAYS_AUTHENTICATE is boolean
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+ - CKM_VENDOR_DEFINED_...
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+ . Fix name: use CKM_ instead of CKR_ prefix
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+ . Use an explicit hex prefix: CKM_VENDOR_DEFINED_0x45
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+ - Add missing CKM_*, CKA_*, CKF_*, CKD_*, CKK_*, CKN_*, CKO_*, CKR_*
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+ from PKCS#11 v3.0
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+ - fix test_asymetric.py for RSA_PSS_Mechanism
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+
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+ 1.5.7 - December 2019, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - add missing files in the .tar.gz
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+
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+ 1.5.6 - December 2019, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - AppVeyor:
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+ . generate bdist_wheel
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+ . add Python 3.7 and 3.8
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+ - Sample events.py: add a -f/--full argument
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+ - Add support of CKM_AES_GCM mechanism
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+ - CPKCS11Lib::Load(): return different error codes
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+ - minor improvements
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+
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+ 1.5.5 - April 2019, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - fix source package generation
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+
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+ 1.5.4 - April 2019, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - getTokenInfo: replace NUL char by ' ' in utcTime
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+ - dumpit:
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+ . print hardwareVersion and firmwareVersion
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+ . print slot flags
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+ . move to next slot if token not present
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+ - add support of CKA_WRAP_TEMPLATE/CKA_UNWRAP_TEMPLATE
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+ - add samples for ECC key generation and use
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+ - move from distutils to setuptools
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+ - upload of wheels to pypi on "make dist"
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+
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+ 1.5.3 - October 2018, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - Do not fail when converting a UTF-8 string
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+ - Documentation: convert from Epydoc to Sphinx
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+ - some minor improvements
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+
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+ 1.5.2 - April 2018, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - Fix initPin()
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+ - add tests for initPin(), setPin(), initToken()
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+
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+ 1.5.1 - March 2018, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - Fix "pip install"
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+
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+ 1.5.0 - March 2018, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - Python 3: use strings instead of binary buffers for CK_UTF8CHAR
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+ PKCS#11 types. The behavior is now the same as with Python 2
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+ - allow non string PIN values (binary PIN) for login(), initToken(),
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+ initPin(), setPin()
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+ - fix support of RSA PKCS PSS mechanism
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+ The mechanism object now uses a parameter "mechanism" instead of hard
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+ coding the mechanism value to CKM_RSA_PKCS_PSS.
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+ - add support of Python 2.7 on Windows
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+ - add AppVeyor configuration (automatic Windows builds)
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+ - ckbytelist: remove possibility to give a initial size
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+ - samples/getinfo: do not list the mechanisms by default
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+ - samples/events:
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+ . do not list the mechanisms by default
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+ . add support of pinpad readers
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+ - some minor improvements
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+
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+ 1.4.4 - October 2017, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - getAttributeValue(): handle CKR_ARGUMENTS_BAD error
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+ - seedRandom: fix the seed convertion
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+ - Add vendor errors support to PyKCS11Error
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+ - samples/getinfo & dumpit: list only slots with a token present by default
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+ - run_test: add support of OpenSC PKCS#11 spy
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+ - ckbytelist: update __repr__()
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+ - include tests files in the archive
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+ - dumpit: display the error if getAttributeValue() fails
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+ - some minor improvements
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+
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+ 1.4.3 - June 2017, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - Add support of CKM_RSA_PKCS_PSS mechanism
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+ - fix CKM_AES_CBC issue with Python 3
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+ - add Unitary Tests (make tests)
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+ - add tox support (automate and standardize testing in Python)
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+ - add coverage support (measuring code coverage of Python programs)
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+ - add Travis-CI configuration (automatic build and tests)
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+ - some minor improvements
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+
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+ 1.4.2 - May 2017, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - Moved the project from https://bitbucket.org/PyKCS11/pykcs11 to
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+ https://github.com/LudovicRousseau/PyKCS11
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+ - Makefile: use a better default value for PREFIX
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+ - Fix PyKCS11.__del__(): test that every module is accessible
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+ - getSlotList(): add optional tokenPresent parameter
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+ By default the method returns all the slots (like before the change).
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+ - Always call C_Initialize() in ::Load() to work with some bogus
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+ PKCS#11 library (like libCryptoki2 from Safenet Luna SA HSM)
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+ - LowLevel samples: use PYKCS11LIB environment variable
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+ - some minor improvements
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+
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+ 1.4.1 - February 2017, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - fix compilation under Python 3
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+ - add rsa encryption sample program
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+
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+ 1.4.0 - February 2017, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - fix closeAllSessions() and move it Session to PKCS11Lib
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+ - add RSAOAEPMechanism to support RSA Encryption
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+ - add DigestSession which enables multi-part digesting
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+ - add Elliptic curve keypair generating mechanism
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+ - fix bug in Templates using booleans CK_TRUE/CK_FALSE
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+ Templates are used by generateKey(), generateKeyPair(),
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+ findObjects() createObject(), unwrapKey()
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+ - fix dumpit.py sample for Python 3
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+
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+ 1.3.3 - November 2016, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - PKCS#11 definitions: sync with Cryptoki version 2.40
188
+ . add missing CKM_* and CKP_* defines
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+ - Add generateKey() with default mechanism CKM_AES_KEY_GEN
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+ - Make sure the PyKCS11Lib is referenced as long as Session object is live
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+ - Fix OverflowError on Windows
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+ - Attribute CKA_WRAP_WITH_TRUSTED is bool
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+ - samples
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+ - dumpit: ask to enter the PIN on the pinpad if needed
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+ - getinfo & dumpit: add --slot= parameter
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+ - some minor improvements
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+
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+ 1.3.2 - January 2016, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - Add wrappers for C_Verify, C_WrapKey, C_UnwrapKey
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+ - PKCS#11 definitions: sync with Cryptoki version 2.30
201
+ - Generate CKM[CKM_VENDOR_DEFINED+x] values on the fly
202
+ - Fix use of a pinpad reader CKF_PROTECTED_AUTHENTICATION_PATH
203
+ - dumpit.py: lots of small fixes
204
+ - Setup call make to build pykcs11_wrap.cpp using SWIG
205
+ - Fix build on Windows
206
+ - Small bugs fixed
207
+
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+ 1.3.1 - October 2015, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - PKCS#11 definitions: sync with Cryptoki version 2.30
210
+ - Add user type CK_CONTEXT_SPECIFIC
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+ - Fixes #9, incorrect assignment of pParameter for CK_MECHANISMs.
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+ - CKA_DERIVE is a CK_BBOOL and not byte array
213
+ - Add digest() and encrypt method to Session class
214
+ - Add samples:
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+ - key-pair generation
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+ - key-pair generation + certificate import
217
+ - printing public key modulus
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+ - computing signature
219
+ - small bugs fixed
220
+
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+ 1.3.0 - July 2014, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - add Python3 support
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+
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+ 1.2.4 - April 2012, Ludovic Rousseau
225
+ - improve epydoc documentation
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+ - add pinpad support in C_Login() using pin=None
227
+ - add pinpad support in samples getinfo.py and dumpit.py
228
+ - add createObject()
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+
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+ 1.2.3 - December 2010, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - Add new classes CK_SLOT_INFO, CK_INFO, CK_SESSION_INFO,
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+ CK_MECHANISM_INFO and CK_TOKEN_INFO instead of the low level ones
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+ to have a __repr__() method. It is now possible to just print an
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+ object of these classes and have a human readable version.
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+ - Add a new class CK_OBJECT_HANDLE() to replace the low level one
236
+ and have a __repr__() method for objects returned by findObjects()
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+ - Move initToken() from class Session to class PyKCS11Lib and add a
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+ slot parameter.
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+ - Add generateKeyPair and destoryObject support in high level
240
+ interface
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+
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+ 1.2.2 - June 2010, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - Debug low level C_GenerateRandom
244
+ - Add seedRandom() and generateRandom() in the high level API
245
+
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+ 1.2.1 - November 2008, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - Use src/opensc/pkcs11.h instead of src/rsaref/* files since the
248
+ files from RSA are not free enough (no right to distribute modified
249
+ versions for example)
250
+ - improve samples/getinfo.py script
251
+ - bug fixes
252
+
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+ 1.2.0 - August 2008, Ludovic Rousseau
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+ - add getMechanismList() and getMechanismInfo()
255
+ - add Session().getSessionInfo()
256
+ - bug fixes
257
+
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+ 1.1.1 - December 2006, Giuseppe Amato (Midori)
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+ - bug fixes
260
+
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+ 1.1.0 - August 2006, Ludovic Rousseau
262
+ - Introduce high level API
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+
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+ 1.0.2 - July 2006, Ludovic Rousseau
265
+ - port to Unix (tested on GNU/Linux only)
266
+ - explicit call to SWIG to generate the wrapper
267
+
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+ 1.0.1 - 2004 Giuseppe Amato (Midori)
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+ - first version
270
+ - Windows only
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+ include src/*
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+ include src/opensc/*
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+ recursive-include samples *.py
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+ include Changes.txt
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+ include Makefile*
6
+ include run_test.py
7
+ include tox.ini
8
+ include dev-requirements.txt
9
+ include docs/*
10
+ include COPYING
11
+ include get_PYKCS11LIB.py
@@ -0,0 +1,66 @@
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+ # give some default values
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+ ifeq (, $(PYTHON))
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+ PYTHON=python3
4
+ endif
5
+ COVERAGE ?= $(PYTHON) -m coverage
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+
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+ build:
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+ $(PYTHON) -m build
9
+
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+ constants:
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+ $(PYTHON) generate_constants.py > constants.py
12
+ mv constants.py src/PyKCS11/
13
+
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+ install:
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+ $(PYTHON) -m pip install --editable .
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+
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+ venv:
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+ rm -rf temp
19
+ $(PYTHON) -m venv temp
20
+ ./temp/bin/pip3 install -r dev-requirements.txt
21
+
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+ clean distclean:
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+ $(PYTHON) setup.py clean
24
+ rm -f src/pykcs11_wrap.cpp
25
+ rm -rf build
26
+ rm -f *.pyc PyKCS11/*.pyc
27
+ rm -f src/PyKCS11/LowLevel.py
28
+ rm -f src/PyKCS11/_LowLevel*
29
+ rm -f build-stamp
30
+ rm -f test/*.pyc
31
+ find . -name .DS_Store -exec rm {} \;
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+
33
+ src/pykcs11.i: src/opensc/pkcs11.h src/pkcs11lib.h src/pykcs11string.h src/ck_attribute_smart.h
34
+ touch $@
35
+
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+ pypi: clean
37
+ rm -rf dist
38
+ $(PYTHON) -m build
39
+ $(PYTHON) -m twine upload dist/*
40
+
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+ test:
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+ $(PYTHON) run_pytest.py -v
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+
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+ coverage:
45
+ $(COVERAGE) erase
46
+ $(COVERAGE) run run_test.py
47
+ $(COVERAGE) report
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+ $(COVERAGE) html
49
+
50
+ tox:
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+ ./get_PYKCS11LIB.py > tox.env
52
+ tox -- -v
53
+
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+ pylint:
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+ $(PYTHON) -m pylint PyKCS11
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+ $(PYTHON) -m pylint samples
57
+
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+ doc:
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+ cd docs ; ./generate.sh
60
+
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+ doc-upload: doc
62
+ rm -rf api
63
+ mv docs/_build/html api
64
+ scp -r api ludov@web.sourceforge.net:/home/project-web/pkcs11wrap/htdocs
65
+
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+ .PHONY: build install clean doc test