RE: SO login into non-initialized token

Hi,

 

the finding that most of the other CKR_USER_* codes apply to both roles is very convincing. Just extending the error description in such a way that it applies to the SO as well seems to be the easiest solution.

 

Thanks,

Daniel

 

 

From: Johnson Darren [mailto:]

Sent: Mittwoch, 29. August 2018 17:25

To: Daniel Minder <>; 

Subject: RE: SO login into non-initialized token

 

Hi,

We do the same here… we return CKR_USER_PIN_NOT_INITIALIZED in this case.

 

That is unfortunate that the error code is described that way.  In hind sight, I would have preferred if the description was so that it applies to the whichever role (CKU_SO or CKU_USER) is attempting
 to login via C_Login.

Should we consider modifying the description as such?

 

I agree, none of the existing error codes seem to fit this scenario.  Should we introduce CKR_SO_PIN_NOT_INITIALIZED?

 

I don’t have a strong opinion either way, but if I was forced to pick one, I think I prefer modifying the description.  Most of the other CKR_USER_XXX error codes apply to both roles (CKU_SO and
 CKU_USER).  I think this one probably should as well.

 

Thanks

DJ

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