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In issue #376, Simon Haggett states that he uses a server on Windows and the client on Linux (btw: what kind of socket forwarding process is used here?) .
I try to do it the other way around (server on Linux, p11-kit-client.dll on Windows), with the two machines running completely separately, so they have no host-vm relationship. I can't find anything in the documentation about this. Is this possible? I have looked in p11_rpc_transport_new() and I'm not very hopeful.
My use case is a testing tool with GUI on Windows, accessing different pkcs#11 libs on different Linux and macOS machines.
Thank you very much!
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In issue #376, Simon Haggett states that he uses a server on Windows and the client on Linux (btw: what kind of socket forwarding process is used here?) .
I try to do it the other way around (server on Linux, p11-kit-client.dll on Windows), with the two machines running completely separately, so they have no host-vm relationship. I can't find anything in the documentation about this. Is this possible? I have looked in p11_rpc_transport_new() and I'm not very hopeful.
My use case is a testing tool with GUI on Windows, accessing different pkcs#11 libs on different Linux and macOS machines.
Thank you very much!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: