The prefered way to install the drivers for the smart card reader and the smart card on MS Windows is through automatic installer for Infonotary. The automatic installer defines what to install depending on:
- devices you have
- the version of the operating system
Before you begin
- In order to work the automatic installer requires an Internet connection
- The process of the installation may take different amount of time, depending off your Internet connection
Using InfoNotary PNP Installer
If Infontary PNP Installer is already installed you may start it from Start menu > All Programs > InfoNotary > InfoNotary Software Installation. In case it is not installed, you can download it from HERE.
| Software | |
|---|---|
| InfoNotary Smart Card Manager for Microsoft Windows 8*, 10, 11 |
Download |
| InfoNotary e-Doc Signer for Microsoft Windows 8*, 10, 11 |
Download |
| *Out of Microsoft support. There are possible difficulties of installation or usage of the software. | |
Instructions for signing documents with qualified electronic signature in InfoNotary e-Doc Signer
- The instruction was made using a version of InfoNotary e-Doc Signer NG 2.0.6.1164
About
InfoNotary e-Doc Signer is a program for signing and verification of digital documents in CAdES format. The format meets the requirements of a European standard, replacing the previously used CMS / PKCS7 format
File extensions
InfoNotary e-Doc Signer adds the following extensions corresponding to the operations performed:
- .p7m - extension for attached signature, generic signature and long-term signature
- .p7s - extension for detached signature and detached long-term signature
- .tsr - extension for timestamp validation
Signing of file
1. Start the software or right-click on the file then select InfoNotary e-Doc Signer NG > Sign.
2. Choose Signing scheme.
- Attached Signature - add file extension .p7m
- Detached Signature - add file extension .p7s.
- Generic Signature - add file extension .p7m, it contains timestamp from the timestamp server of InfoNotary, which proves the existing of the signature at the time of signing.
- Long-term Signature - add file extension .p7m, it contains timestamp from the timestamp server of InfoNotary, which proves the signature and the protected content of the document existing at the time of signing.
- Detached long-term Signature - add file extension .p7s,it contains timestamp from the timestamp server of InfoNotary, which proves the signature and the protected content of the document existing at the time of signing.
3. Choose available certificate from the list. Click Sign and dial your PIN code.
4. The software creates a file in the directory with extension that corresponding to the signing scheme that you've chosen.
Verifying a signed file
1. Start the software or right-click on the file then select InfoNotary e-Doc Signer NG > Verify.
2. Double click on the added signature, to see more details.
- For verification you can also use InfoNotary qualified validation service
Timestamping
The software uses the timestamp server of InfoNotary
1. Start the software or right-click on the file then select InfoNotary e-Doc Signer NG > TimeStamp.
2. The action creates timestamp signing from independent server (not from your local computer), and create file in the directory with extension .tsr.
Before you begin
- If you have smart card reader and smart card from Infonotary, but you didn't install the drivers for them do the following Installation of smart card reader and smart card drivers in Windows
Set your user profile in Microsoft Outlook
In order that you sign your e-mails you must associate your user profile (account) with your digital signature, on the smart card. This can be done this way:
- For version Microsoft Outlook 2013/2016
Start Microsoft Outlook.
Choose File.
From the menu, choose Options.
From Trust Center, click on Trust Center Settings.
Choose Email Security and click Settings.
Type your e-mail in the field Security Settings Name
Choose your certificate, then for Hash Algorithm select SHA 256 and confirm with OK.
To sign a message, choose Options and click on Sign.
Every time when you send signed e-mails you must insert your smart card. When you send you will be prompted for PIN.
Before you proceed you must do
- If you have smart card reader and smart card from InfoNotary, but you didn't install the drivers for them do the following Installation of smart card reader and smart card drivers in Windows
- IMPORTANT : In the information message "Please enter the master password for InfoNotary", enter your PIN code.
- IMPORTANT : Firefox and Thunderbird use direct access to the smart card. When you have successfully installed your certificates, you SHOULD NOT delete them from there, as this will also delete the certificate, along with the private and public keys on the smart card. After that, the certificate cannot be restored and a new one must be issued.
- In order to use your certificate with Firefox and Thunderbird, the reader must be on your computer before opening the program.
Install InfoNotary certificate chain
Start Mozilla Firefox. From the menu, choose Options.
From Privacy & Security, choose View Certificates.
Choose the tab Your certificates and click on Import.
Specify the path to certification chain - InfoNotary_Qualified_eIDAS.p12
Leave the field blank and click OK.
Newly installed certificates can be found in section Authorities.
In Mozilla for every certificate of a Certification Authority (CA) the user must choose a level of trust. This is done by selecting the certificate and clicking on Edit Trust. The easiest way to do this setting for the certificate "InfoNotary TSP Root" is to select the two possible options. This will make all the InfoNotary trusted certificates for all operations.
Install software security module
In order to use you digital certificate with Mozilla based applications like Firefox, Thunderbird etc., you must register PKCS#11 module, for your smart card. It is nessesary to install the drivers for the smart card before that.
Start Firefox Quantum. From the menu, choose Options.
From Privacy & Security, choose Security Devices.
To add a new device, choose Load.
Change the name of the module (Module Name), as desired.
Select PKCS # 11 library corresponding to your smart card.
- IDPrime - C:\WINDOWS\system32\eTPKCS11.dll
- Siemens - C:\WINDOWS\system32\siecap11.dll
- Charismathics - C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmP11.dll
- Bit4id - C:\WINDOWS\system32\bit4ipki.dll
In case you use 64 bits version of Firefox or Thunderbird and Charismathics smart card, path to library is C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmP1164.dll.
After you click OK, your smart card will appear in the list of available devices.
Before you proceed you must do
- If you have smart card reader and smart card from InfoNotary, but you didn't install the drivers for them do the following nstallation of smart card reader and smart card drivers in Windows
- IMPORTANT: In the information message "Please enter the master password for InfoNotary", enter your PIN code
- IMPORTANT: Firefox and Thunderbird use direct access to the smart card. When you have successfully installed your certificates, you SHOULD NOT delete them from there, as this will also delete the certificate, along with the private and public keys on the smart card. After that, the certificate cannot be restored and a new one must be issued.
- IMPORTANT: In order to use your certificate with Firefox and Thunderbird, the reader must be on your computer before opening the program.
Install Infonotary certificate chain
Start Mozilla Thunderbird. From the menu, select Options.
From Privacy & Security select Manage Certificates.
Choose the tab Your certificates and click on Import.
From the window that appears, select the pre-downloaded certification chain - InfoNotary_Qualified_eIDAS.p12
Leave the field blank and click OK.
Newly installed certificates can be found in section Authorities.
In Mozilla for every certificate of a Certification Authority (CA) the user must choose a level of trust. This is done by selecting the certificate and clicking on Edit Trust. The easiest way to do this setting for the certificate "InfoNotary TSP Root" select two possible options. This will make all the InfoNotary trusted certificates for all operations.
Install software security module
Start Mozilla Thunderbird. From the menu, select Options.
From Privacy & Security, choose Security Devices.
To add a new device, choose Load.
Change the name of the module (Module Name), as desired.
Select PKCS # 11 library corresponding to your smart card.
- IDPrime - C:\WINDOWS\system32\eTPKCS11.dll
- Siemens - C:\WINDOWS\system32\siecap11.dll
- Charismathics - C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmP11.dll
- Bit4id - C:\WINDOWS\system32\bit4ipki.dll
In case you use 64 bits version of Firefox or Thunderbird and Charismathics smart card, path to library is C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmP1164.dll.
After you click OK, your smart card will appear in the list of available devices.
Configuring use profile in Thunderbird
In order for you to sign your outgoing mails, you have to associate your account with your digital signature on your smart card. To do this follow the steps below:
From the menu, select Account Settings.
Press the Select button on "Personal certificate for digital signing" and "Personal certificate for encryption"
A window will appear where you can specify your certificate.
Choose the appropriate certificate from the smart card and confirm by clicking OK.
Thunderbird will offer you to choose the same certificate for decrypting messages send to you.
What is nessesary to work with digital signature
You need to install a suitable driver for your smart card and reader.
Reader Circle
Четец ACS
Driver for smart card
Depend of the model of your card you have to use different driver. The model of the card is on the Personal Access Rights, which you receive with your card.
Smart card IDPrime
Smart card Bit4ID/Idemia
Please write to support@infonotary.com, and we will send you the driver.
You can continue to the instruction for installing certificate chain on macOS.
- IMPORTANT: In order to use your digital signature with Safari, Mail and other programs, that supports Keychain integrations, first you have to install InfoNotary certificate chain.
- IMPORTANT: LINK FOR DOWNLOAD HERE.
Once the certification chain is downloaded and opened, it will start automatically Keychain Access, where you need to select InfoNotary TSP Root from the Certificates category.
Click on Always Trust to make InfoNotary root certificate trusted.
Keychain Access will ask for the password of the currently logged-in user.
Trust status will be changed to "This certificate is marked as trusted for this account".
⚠ After the installation of our certificate chain you must continue with Installation of smart card reader and smart card drivers in macOS.
Before you proceed you must do
- If you have smart card reader and smart card from InfoNotary, but you didn't install the drivers for them do the following Installation of smart card reader and smart card drivers in Mac OS X
- IMPORTANT: In the information message "Please enter the master password for InfoNotary", enter your PIN code.
- IMPORTANT: Firefox and Thunderbird use direct access to the smart card. When you have successfully installed your certificates, you SHOULD NOT delete them from there, as this will also delete the certificate, along with the private and public keys on the smart card. After that, the certificate cannot be restored and a new one must be issued.
- IMPORTANT: In order to use your certificate with Firefox and Thunderbird, the reader must be on your computer before opening the program.
Install Infonotary certificate chain
Start Mozilla Firefox. From the menu, choose Preferences.
From Privacy & Security, choose View Certificates.
Choose the tab Your certificates and click on Import.
Specify the path to certification chain - InfoNotary_Qualified_eIDAS.p12
Leave the field blank and click OK.
Newly installed certificates can be found in section Authorities.
In Mozilla for every certificate of a Certification Authority (CA) the user must choose a level of trust. This is done by selecting the certificate and clicking on Edit Trust. The easiest way to do this setting for the certificate "InfoNotary TSP Root" select two possible options. This will make all the InfoNotary trusted certificates for all operations.
Install software security module
In order to use you digital certificate with Mozilla based applications like Firefox, Thunderbird etc., you must register PKCS#11 module, for your smart card. It is nessesary to install the drivers for the smart card before that.
Start Firefox Quantum. From the menu, choose Preferences.
From Privacy & Security, choose Security Devices.
To add a new device, choose Load.
Change the name of the module (Module Name), as desired.
Select PKCS # 11 library corresponding to your smart card.
- IDPrime - /Library/Frameworks/eToken.framework/Versions/A/libIDPrimePKCS11.dylib
- OpenSC - /Library/OpenSC/lib/opensc-pkcs11.so
- Bit4ID - /Library/bit4id/pkcs11/libbit4ipki.dylib
- Siemens - /usr/local/lib/libsiecap11.dylib
After you click OK, your smart card will appear in the list of available devices.
For Ubuntu 21.04 and older, Debian and Mint
1. Add the InfoNotary PGP key to the apt trusted key list:
wget -qO - https://repository.infonotary.com/install/linux/INotaryCodeSigningD.key.asc | sudo apt-key add -
2. Download the configuration file to the directory where the apt repository information is stored:
sudo wget https://repository.infonotary.com/install/linux/infonotary.list -qO /etc/apt/sources.list.d/infonotary.list
3. Update the repository information with the following command:
sudo apt-get update
For Ubuntu 22.04
1. Add the InfoNotary PGP key to the apt trusted key list:
wget -qO - https://repository.infonotary.com/install/linux/INotaryCodeSigningD.key.asc | sudo tee /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/INotaryCodeSigningD.key.asc
2. Download the configuration file to the directory where the apt repository information is stored:
sudo wget https://repository.infonotary.com/install/linux/infonotary_u2204.list -qO /etc/apt/sources.list.d/infonotary.list
3. Update the repository information with the following command:
sudo apt-get update
After completing the above steps, you will be able to install the software from the repository via apt-get, aptitude, Software Center or Synaptic.
Installation of programs from the repository
Installation for Bit4id smart cards:
sudo apt-get install bit4id-ipki
Installation for Siemens smart cards:
sudo apt-get install opensc
Installation of our smart card management software (Smart Card Manager) and for signing documents (e-Doc Signer)
sudo apt-get install infonotary-client-software
- IMPORTANT for Ubuntu 22.04: After installing the driver for your smart card is necessary to start PC/SC Smart Card Daemon.
Please, write the following commands in terminal:
systemctl enable pcscd
service pcscd start
For Fedora, RHEL, CentOS
To register the Infonotary repository in yum or dnf, you need to install the following rpm package. This can be done with the following command:
sudo rpm -Uvh https://repository.infonotary.com/install/linux/RPMS/infonotary-repository-1-1.noarch.rpm
All packages in the repository are signed with a gpg key with the following fingerprint:
9c14 29cf 1cdb 76bd 5efe 9cf1 ade8 9959 0dae 44fe
Installation of programs from the repository
Installation for Bit4id smart cards:
sudo yum install bit4id-ipki
Installation for Siemens smart cards:
sudo yum install opensc
Installation of our smart card management software (Smart Card Manager) and for signing documents (e-Doc Signer)
sudo yum install infonotary-client-software
Before proceeding you must do
If you have smart card reader and smart card from InfoNotary, but you didn't install the drivers for them do the following use repositories of InfoNotary.
- IMPORTANT: Chromium uses direct access to the smart card. When you have successfully installed your certificates, you SHOULD NOT delete them from there, as this will also delete the certificate, along with the private and public keys on the smart card. After that, the certificate cannot be restored and a new one must be issued.
Install InfoNotary certificate chain
Before you proceed, you need to download InfoNotary trusted certificates.
- To install start Chromium and go to Settings > Privacy and security > Security > Manage certificates
- Choose section "Your certificates", click button "Import" and choose the path to the dowloaded file – InfoNotary_Qualified_eIDAS.p12.
After that you will be asked for password. leave the field blank and click OK.
- From section "Authorities" search for InfoNotary TSP Root and click "Edit"
- Marks as it is shown on the screen below:
Adding your smart card PKCS11 library
- After the certificate chain is installed you need to add a PKCS#11 library for your smart card. Because Chromium doesn't have an interface for adding libraries you must do the following:
- Install NSS tools. In Debian based distributions the package is libnss3-tools
- Close Chromium and unplug your reader from your computer.
- Start Terminal
- Create a directory for the database of NSS with the following command - mkdir -p $HOME/.pki/nssdb
- After that add the library using this command:
- for IDPrime - modutil -add "IDPrime" -libfile libIDPrimePKCS11.so -dbdir sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb -mechanisms FRIENDLY
- for Bit4ID - modutil -add "Bit4id" -libfile libbit4ipki.so -dbdir sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb -mechanisms FRIENDLY
- for OpenSC - modutil -add "OpenSC" -libfile onepin-opensc-pkcs11.so -dbdir sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb -mechanisms FRIENDLY
In case you have Siemens driver you must chanhe the library with libsiecap11.so, and the name to Siemens.
Plus the reader and start Chromium.
- Now you can see your certificates in the settings and use them for logins in sites, which require QES.
Example for adding Bit4ID module:
* skk@skk:~$ sudo apt-get install libnss3-tools Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done Reading state information... Done The following NEW packages will be installed: libnss3-tools 0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove and 4 not upgraded. Need to get 0 B/1021 kB of archives. After this operation, 5046 kB of additional disk space will be used. Selecting previously unselected package libnss3-tools. (Reading database ... 187133 files and directories currently installed.) Preparing to unpack .../libnss3-tools_2%3a3.61-1ubuntu2_amd64.deb ... Unpacking libnss3-tools (2:3.61-1ubuntu2) ... Setting up libnss3-tools (2:3.61-1ubuntu2) ... Processing triggers for man-db (2.9.4-2) ... * skk@skk:~$ mkdir -p $HOME/.pki/nssdb * skk@skk:~$ modutil -add "Bit4id" -libfile libbit4ipki.so -dbdir sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb -mechanisms FRIENDLY WARNING: Performing this operation while the browser is running could cause corruption of your security databases. If the browser is currently running, you should exit browser before continuing this operation. Type 'q <enter>' to abort, or <enter> to continue: Module "Bit4id" added to database.
You can list all added libraries with the following command
modutil -dbdir sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb -list
For example:
* skk@skk:~$ modutil -dbdir sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb -list Listing of PKCS #11 Modules ----------------------------------------------------------- 1. NSS Internal PKCS #11 Module uri: pkcs11:library-manufacturer=Mozilla%20Foundation;library-description=NSS%20Internal%20Crypto%20Services;library-version=3.61 slots: 2 slots attached status: loaded slot: NSS Internal Cryptographic Services token: NSS Generic Crypto Services uri: pkcs11:token=NSS%20Generic%20Crypto%20Services;manufacturer=Mozilla%20Foundation;serial=0000000000000000;model=NSS%203 slot: NSS User Private Key and Certificate Services token: NSS Certificate DB uri: pkcs11:token=NSS%20Certificate%20DB;manufacturer=Mozilla%20Foundation;serial=0000000000000000;model=NSS%203 2. Bit4id library name: libbit4ipki.so uri: pkcs11:library-manufacturer=bit4id%20srl;library-description=bit4id%20PKCS%2311;library-version=1.2 slots: There are no slots attached to this module status: loaded -----------------------------------------------------------
If want to delete an added library you have to change -add with -delete
modutil -delete "Bit4id" -libfile libbit4ipki.so -dbdir sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb -mechanisms FRIENDLY
For example:
* skk@skk:~$ modutil -delete "Bit4id" -libfile libbit4ipki.so -dbdir sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb -mechanisms FRIENDLY WARNING: Performing this operation while the browser is running could cause corruption of your security databases. If the browser is currently running, you should exit browser before continuing this operation. Type 'q' to abort, or to continue: Module "Bit4id" deleted from database.
Before proceeding you must do
- If you have smart card reader and smart card from InfoNotary, but you didn't install the drivers for them do the following use repositories of InfoNotary
- IMPORTANT: In the information message "Please enter the master password for InfoNotary", enter your PIN code.
- IMPORTANT: Firefox and Thunderbird use direct access to the smart card. When you have successfully installed your certificates, you SHOULD NOT delete them from there, as this will also delete the certificate, along with the private and public keys on the smart card. After that, the certificate cannot be restored and a new one must be issued.
- IMPORTANT: In order to use your certificate with Firefox and Thunderbird, the reader must be on your computer before opening the program.
- IMPORTANT for Ubuntu 22.04: The installed Firefox Snap in Ubuntu 22.04 have problems loading libraries for smart cards. It is necessary to download a standard Mozilla Firefox
Install InfoNotary certificate chain
Start Mozilla Firefox. From the menu, choose Preferences.
From Privacy & Security, choose View Certificates.
Choose the tab Your certificates and click on Import.
Specify the path to certification chain - InfoNotary_Qualified_eIDAS.p12
Leave the field blank and click OK.
Newly installed certificates can be found in section Authorities.
In Mozilla for every certificate of a Certification Authority (CA) the user must choose a level of trust. This is done by selecting the certificate and clicking on Edit Trust. The easiest way to do this setting for the certificate "InfoNotary TSP Root" is to select the two possible options. This will make all the InfoNotary trusted certificates for all operations
Install software security module
In order to use you digital certificate with Mozilla based applications like Firefox, Thunderbird etc., you must register PKCS#11 module, for your smart card. It is nessesary to install the drivers for the smart card before that.
Start Firefox Quantum. From the menu, choose Preferences.
From Privacy & Security, choose Security Devices.
To add a new device, choose Load.
Change the name of the module (Module Name), as desired.
Choose PKCS#11 library, that correspondents to your smart card.
IDPrime
- Standart location - /usr/lib/libIDPrimePKCS11.so
- 64 bit version of RedHat/Fedora - /usr/lib64/libIDPrimePKCS11.so
OpenSC - in dependents of your distribution, which you use, it could be:
- 64 bits Debian distributions (Debian, Ubuntu, Mint) - /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/opensc-pkcs11.so
- 32 bits Debian distributions (Debian, Ubuntu, Mint) - /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/opensc-pkcs11.so
- Old versions of Debian/Ubuntu and 32 bit versions of RedHat/Fedora - /usr/lib/opensc-pkcs11.so
- 64 bit versions of RedHat/Fedora - /usr/lib64/opensc-pkcs11.so
Bit4ID
- Standart location - /usr/lib/libbit4ipki.so
- 64 bit version of RedHat/Fedora - /usr/lib64/libbit4ipki.so
Siemens
- Standart location - /usr/local/lib/libsiecap11.so
After you click OK, your smart card will appear in the list of available devices.
Before you proceed you must do
- If you have smart card reader and smart card from InfoNotary, but you didn't install the drivers for them do the following use repositories of InfoNotary
- IMPORTANT: In the information message "Please enter the master password for InfoNotary", enter your PIN code.
- IMPORTANT: Firefox and Thunderbird use direct access to the smart card. When you have successfully installed your certificates, you SHOULD NOT delete them from there, as this will also delete the certificate, along with the private and public keys on the smart card. After that, the certificate cannot be restored and a new one must be issued.
- IMPORTANT: In order to use your certificate with Firefox and Thunderbird, the reader must be on your computer before opening the program.
Install Infonotary certificate chain
Start Mozilla Thunderbird. From the menu, select Preferences.
From Privacy & Security select Manage Certificates.
Choose the tab Your certificates and click on Import.
From the window that appears, select the pre-downloaded certification chain - InfoNotary_Qualified_eIDAS.p12
Leave the field blank and click OK.
Newly installed certificates can be found in section Authorities.
In Mozilla for every certificate of a Certification Authority (CA) the user must choose a level of trust. This is done by selecting the certificate and clicking on Edit Trust. The easiest way to do this setting for the certificate "InfoNotary TSP Root" select two possible options. This will make all the InfoNotary trusted certificates for all operations.
Install software security module
Start Mozilla Thunderbird. From the menu, select Preferences.
From Privacy & Security select Security Devices.
To add a new device, choose Load.
Change the name of the module (Module Name), as desired.
Choose PKCS#11 library, that correspondents to your smart card.
IDPrime
- Standart location - /usr/lib/libIDPrimePKCS11.so
- 64 bit version of RedHat/Fedora - /usr/lib64/libIDPrimePKCS11.so
OpenSC - in dependents of your distribution, which you use, it could be:
- 64 bits Debian distributions (Debian, Ubuntu, Mint) - /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/opensc-pkcs11.so
- 32 bits Debian distributions (Debian, Ubuntu, Mint) - /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/opensc-pkcs11.so
- Old versions of Debian/Ubuntu and 32 bit versions of RedHat/Fedora - /usr/lib/opensc-pkcs11.so
- 64 bit versions of RedHat/Fedora - /usr/lib64/opensc-pkcs11.so
Bit4ID
- Standart location - /usr/lib/libbit4ipki.so
- 64 bit version of RedHat/Fedora - /usr/lib64/libbit4ipki.so
Siemens
- Standart location - /usr/local/lib/libsiecap11.so
After you click OK, your smart card will appear in the list of available devices.
Configuring use profile in Thunderbird
In order for you to sign your outgoing mails, you have to associate your account with your digital signature on your smart card. To do this follow the steps below:
From the menu, select Account Settings.
Press the Select button on "Personal certificate for digital signing" and "Personal certificate for encryption"
A window will appear where you can specify your certificate.
Choose the appropriate certificate from the smart card and confirm by clicking OK.
Thunderbird will offer you to choose the same certificate for decrypting messages send to you.
Before proceeding you must do
- IMPORTANT: More information about Okular
- IMPORTANT: Make sure you have installed the necessary drivers for your smart card and reader from HERE
- IMPORTANT: The following instruction is tested on Ubuntu 22.04 and Okular 21.12.3
Installation of Okular
Install the program thru Terminal with command:
sudo apt-get install okular
Adding your smart card library in NSS
Configure your NSS repository:
- Install the NSS tools. In Debian based distribution the necessary package is libnss3-tools:
sudo apt-get install libnss3-tools
- Create a directory for the database of NSS with the following command:
mkdir -p $HOME/.pki/nssdb
- Add the library of your smart card using this command:
For IDPrime:
modutil -add "IDPrime" -libfile libIDPrimePKCS11.so -dbdir sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb -mechanisms FRIENDLY
For Bit4ID:
modutil -add "Bit4id" -libfile libbit4ipki.so -dbdir sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb -mechanisms FRIENDLY
For OpenSC:
modutil -add "OpenSC" -libfile onepin-opensc-pkcs11.so -dbdir sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb -mechanisms FRIENDLY
Signing PDF documents in Okular
1. Choose the PDF file with File > Open
2. From Tools choose Digitally Sign
3. Using your mouse, click drag and draw the area where you would like the signature to appear.
4. Choose your signature and dial your PIN code.
Help and instructions
The diagnostic software InfoNotary SystemInfo, developed by Infonotary PLC, is a specialized tool designed to assist users in identifying and resolving technical issues related to services for qualified electronic signature (QES). It is particularly useful for diagnosing the configuration of a computer system when using smart cards, readers, and their associated drivers and software.
Important: Make sure your device is plugged into the computer during the test.
Report generation: Users can send the report directly to the Infonotary PLC technical support team through the software’s built-in functionality, provided there is an internet connection. Upon successful submission, a unique number is generated and displayed to the user. This number serves as an identifier for the issue and facilitates communication with the support team. If submission is not possible (e.g., due to a lack of internet), the report can be saved as a file and manually sent to the support email address (support@infonotary.com).
Description of Features and Operation:
The software performs a partial system analysis by collecting data on:
- Operating systems: Retrieves information about the operating system version.
- Connected readers: Checks whether the smart card reader is recognized by the system and functioning correctly.
- Smart cards: Determines if the smart card is recognized by the system and properly inserted into the reader.
- Installed drivers: Verifies the presence and version of drivers required for the operation of readers and smart cards.
- Browsers: Collects information about installed browsers (e.g., Edge, Chrome, Firefox, Safari).
- Other system components: Includes details about USB devices and cryptographic modules.
IMPORTANT: The Personal Identification Number (PIN) is used to access portals, sign documents and encrypt information. The minimum lenght of the PIN is 4 characters.
IMPORTANT: The Administrative Identification Number (AIN) is used to unblock the smart card. The minimum length of the AIN is 8 characters, which must include a combination of a lowercase letter, an uppercase letter and numbers!
IMPORTANT: Entering the PIN code 3 times incorrectly will block your smart card! If the wrong AIN is entered 3 times during unblocking, the smart card will become permanently blocked and unrecoverable. The PIN and AIN are generated randomly! We advice you to change the identification numbers of your smart card as soon as possible. For your convenience, you can change the identification numbers using InfoNotary Smart Card Manager.
In case you do not hav Infonotary Smart Card Manager installed, you can do it by following the links for your operating system - Windows, macOS or Linux.
Video instruction
For version Adobe Reader DC
Signing PDF files with Acrobat Reader DC v.2020.006.20034 or newer.
- You can download the program from HERE
- PDF Instruction
Video instruction for signing document
Video instruction for adding a timestamp
- The setting is for remote certificate renewal/issuance
IMPORTANT:Make sure you download the required setup beforehand - SecuritySettings2.acrobatsecuritysettings
Do not attempt to open SecuritySettings2.acrobatsecuritysettings directly, you must import it through Acrobat Reader.
Windows:
- IDPrime - C:\WINDOWS\system32\eTPKCS11.dll
- Bit4ID - C:\WINDOWS\system32\bit4ipki.dll
- Charismathics - C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmP11.dll
macOS:
- IDPrime - /Library/Frameworks/eToken.framework/Versions/A/libIDPrimePKCS11.dylib
- Bit4ID - /Library/bit4id/pkcs11/libbit4ipki.dylib
- OpenSC - /Library/OpenSC/lib/onepin-opensc-pkcs11.so
Linux:
- IDPrime - libIDPrimePKCS11.so
- Bit4ID - libbit4ipki.so
- OpenSC - onepin-opensc-pkcs11.so