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GCC 6 is more strict than GCC 5 and earlier. It refuses to initialize a
char[] with 'int' initializers because char is signed while the its are
values from 0 to 255.
RA_Token.cpp:989:7: error: narrowing conversion of ‘194’ from ‘int’ to
‘char’ inside { }
https://fedorahosted.org/pki/attachment/ticket/2221
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TpsClient will now suport the ability to specify extensions in the
script file.
Ex:
op=ra_format uid=jmagne pwd=netscape new_pin=netscape num_threads=1 extensions=tokenType=userKey
Ticket # 1016.
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1. Make sure the new TPS packages all the applet files, like the old TPS has done.
2. Create a small new package called "pki-tps-client", which will hold ONLY the
command line utility "tpsclient" and all of its supporting libraries.
3. Move the directory pki/base/tps to pki/base/tps-client
We will do this until we can rewrite "tpclien" on the new Java TPS system.
Add package pki-tps-client.
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