Disable card reading during initialization of the library. #139
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Can one of the admins verify this patch? |
This prevents a slowdown of PKCS OpenSC#11 C_Initialize when cards are present. This results to faster startup of programs that initialize PKCS OpenSC#11 but not use any smart card operations, and removes slowdowns in forking servers that follow PKCS OpenSC#11 and call C_Initialize after each fork().
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I've modified the previous patch to use the plug and play variable. The new behavior should occur when plug and play is set, and the old otherwise. |
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This looks correct up to the point that pkcs11-tool needs to be fixed to not call C_GetSlotList even if only asked for basic module information with -I. Will merge both at once. |
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This prevents a slowdown of PKCS #11 C_Initialize when cards
are present. This results to faster startup of programs that
initialize PKCS #11 but not use any smart card operations, and
removes slowdowns in forking servers that follow PKCS #11
and call C_Initialize after each fork().