dmitrmax
dmitrmax
@LudovicRousseau would you consider an XML file with blacklisted features for certain readers? This is not as ugly as proposed quick solution. Any big peace of software dealing with a...
First of all this is hardcoded list. Second, it will indeed render the card reader completly unusable although it just needs some tweaking. I'm talking about external file which can...
@yarrick seems that it is done already `After=local-fs.target **network.target** systemd-tmpfiles-setup.service`
@daxm can you provide any logs with failing attempts?
@xavave I've got just the same problem but I have different reader. My reader is DYI PN532 model connected via UART to Raspberry Pi 4. So basically I think it...
> > My guess that this vulnerability was fixed in new cards - they simpy answer only on valid authentication attemp :( > > Try getting a Proxmark. My success...
> > My guess that this vulnerability was fixed in new cards - they simpy answer only on valid authentication attemp :( > > Try getting a Proxmark. My success...
This was introduced by this commit: https://github.com/facebook/folly/commit/0682178745e25aa739a9fccee44e7475dedd03f0 During cmake invocation I see log: `-- Found gflags from package config /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/cmake/gflags/gflags-config.cmake` `-- Found Glog: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libglog.so ` `-- Found gflags as a...
I've got it. This is issue of Ubuntu's package I guess. cmake exports for gflags which come with the package define target gflags_shared. And then cmake exports have to define...
GCC 13 is still the same. Any workaround found?