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Interesting, I never tested this. Thanks for the great step-by-step guide. I hope, I'll find time to try this soon.

Your stacktrace shows an error that's within a dependent python module, not within one of the virtual smart card modules. Thus, I conclude that your setup is missing some bits.

Have you tried the commandline options suggested in http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32457341/pyinstaller-and-onefile-build-causes-error-loading-python-dll-error-code-14001? There is also some information about debugging this kind of problems here pyinstaller/pyinstaller#1291. You could also try the dependency walker to check which dll is missing http://www.dependencywalker.com/.

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Cool, I'll try and tell you

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Hello good Morning!
I tried in several ways to compile for exe, even with the mentioned tips but nothing worked, I said I do not understand anything about python, programming alias, just curious, my area is infrastructure, if you have a little time to reproduce those steps And help me with this error I'd be grateful, I'm putting together a vpicc client which we can then insert into your site for the new ones if you have interest.

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Hello .. Good evening,
To not stay still I made a client in Batch in Windows, because I know a little bit about Batch, it tests on your Windows to see if it works, the source code is inside too.
Test done in Windows 10 64bit

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AnFFaoMvX5FCkGh8mYA8yr-Mb404

If you pass me or implement errorlevel that windows can interpret I think I can mount a service on windows to run in the background and stay monitored when the connection drops and so reconnect again.

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I hope to get my hands on a Windows machine next week for trying out...

The Windows service is a nice idea! If I'm not mistaken this would even allow windows logon with the virtual card. Maybe you should also look into Windows' builtin virtual smart card that's based on using a key in a TPM. There are several guides available on how to set this up.

The debug level can be chosen by adding -v (multiple times) to the command line. It will be written to stdout.

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1-) Windows logon, ummm I do not understand, the service runs with the SYSTEM account, right?
2-) I work with desktop virtualization if you want I can leave a new windows 10 VM in the cloud for you to do some tests, the access would be via RDP then I will pass the credentials and you do whatever you want.
3-) I have another question, does the VPCD run on windows doing the reverse?
SmartCard - >> Ubuntu (vicc) - >>> Windows - >> VPCD
I mounted the BixVReader driver in Windows what would be the next step?

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1. If you run vicc as system service connecting to localhost, this will make the card available even when you're logging out. So the card will be present in the local reader for windows logon. However, thinking about this, this only replaces your password with a PIN, which isn't a big difference.
2. I have a machine ready with python and dependencies, so I hope I can check your build recipe quickly next week.
3. Yes, vpcd is available on Windows, Linux and Mac. You can run the virtual smartcard (vicc) on either platform and connect to the virtual driver (vpcd) on either platform. Your next step would be to run vicc --hostname IP_OF_WINDOWS_VPCD. If you want to relay a real card you need to add --type=relay, which would be equivalent of using pcsc-relay --emulator=vpcd --vpcd-hostname=IP_OF_WINDOWS_VPCD --connector=pcsc.

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Isn't the third point what you did in #86?

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@joaoguariglia thanks for your detailed description for compiling to an executable. I finally had the chance to verify the procedure on a 32 bit Windows. Note that although I didn't use swig or M2Crypto, I successfully tested vicc.exe --type relay (The problem may still be present, but due to bca53f9 it's limited to the ePassport/Cyberflex emulation, where it's actually needed).
Anyway, I think, for Windows users this is still a gain to quickly get started and I'll include the executable in the next relese.

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Hello Frank, thanks for the feedback, after this Beta I have already developed a GUI and several options, what I did was create a windows tunnel for Linux, I bought an OrangePi Zero and the cards are remote, then with more time I show you , the product is ready for use, I tested it in several companies.

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sounds nice, I'm excited to have a look!

Note that if you're only using the PC/SC relaying, you should consider using pcsc-relay.exe, which has a much lower footprint...

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