Udev rule file for Kobil M-Identity crypto safe usb storage

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hi,

  I got a Kobil M-Identity from my bank "Migros Bank" because I' a
customer of them.

  albeit Migros Bank claims Linux support, theyr hint about permissions
for 
making M-Identity work is lousy, especially when considering it in
context 
of a "Swiss Bank Security Solution"[TM]
 
<http://www.migrosbank.ch/de/MBancNet/MIDentity/faq_linuxkonf.htm?popup=
true>

  my improved solution proposal of a proper, separate Udev rule file
does 
not seem to be of theyr interest.

  therefore I send this to you becuase I feel that it makes sense to
include it
to the udev repository.
  I understand that not many people out in the world have such a device,
but
in my opinion it makes sense to support it "the right way"[TM] off the
heart 
of udev.

  here a separate udev rule file for Kobil M-Identity crypto safe usb
storage,
maybe the udev repos has already another file to which this line can be
added.

file /etc/udev/rules.d/45-midentity-permissions.rules
"""
# 2008-11-05 Kobil mIDentity, license GPL, author Stephan Schwerzmann 
SUBSYSTEM=="block", ATTR{vendor}="KOBIL[ ]+", ATTR{model}="mIDentity[
]+", GROUP="plugdev" 
"""

  as a side note, interesting enough Kobil does not mention Linux
compatibility
of it's M-Identity product anywhere on its website where I could find
it...
<www.kobil.de> 


best regards
Stephan

-- 
Stephan Schwerzmann  -  Software Engineer
Schmid Telecom AG, Binzstrasse 35, CH-8045 Zurich, Switzerland
Tel: +41 44 456 14 33  Fax: +41 44 466 94 33  www.schmid-telecom.com

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