===> The following configuration options are available for libbeid-4.4.2:
NLS=on: Native Language Support
===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
WARNING:
The private keys on the eID cards are created by the Belgian government and
not by the citizens. You should assume that the government can forge digital
signatures and decrypt encrypted content.
The procfs file system must be mounted on /proc for these libraries to work
correctly. Add the following line to /etc/fstab and run "mount procfs".
procfs /proc procfs rw 0 0
To use your eID in Firefox you can add libbeidpkcs11.so as a security module:
- Make sure you have installed a pcsc-lite driver for your card reader (such
as devel/libccid) and that pcscd is running (add pcscd_enable="YES" to
/etc/rc.conf and start the service by running "service pcscd start").
- Connect your card reader.
- In Firefox go to Edit->Preferences->Advanced->Certificates and press
"Security Devices", then "Load".
- Enter a name such as "Belgian eID" and browse for libbeidpkcs11.so. Then
close the two windows by pressing "OK" twice.
- If all went well you can now plug in your eID card and see your certificates
listed under "View Certificates->Your Certificates".
Update Belgian eID middleware to 4.4.5. Enable the viewer application
and the Firefox extension. Rename the port from security/libbeid to
security/beid now that it's more than just a library.
security/libbeid: Add <stdlib.h> header for malloc
The existing patch removed "<malloc.h>" but didn't provide "<stdlib.h>".
Adjust to compound patch to fix that oversight.
FWIW, the extra work to partially fix a patch is one reason I don't like
one-patch-many-files. It's not the only reason.
New port: security/libbeid
Support libraries for Belgian government-issued electronic identity cards.
A PKCS #11 module is included that can be used with Mozilla Firefox.
The distfile has been created from upstream trunk revision 1457.
The patches included in the port fix all clang compiler warnings for
-Wall -Wextra -Wno-unused-parameter.
