Application management

Tip

Please consult the --help output for options that are not described here

• List applets (this and following commands open the secure channel and thus can brick your card with wrong keys!):

   gp -list # or gp -l
  

  How to interpret the output:

  • All AID-s of on-card objects are listed, starting with Issuer Security Domain (ISD)
  • Object's type, lifecycle state and privileges are listed below the AID line
  • Applications have type APP and a state (like SELECTABLE) and privileges (like CardReset)
  • Executable Modules (type PKG, representing Java packages) are listed together with applets in them (which can be initiated with --create)
  • Security Domains have type DOM

• Delete package D27600012401 and all applets from it:

   gp -f -delete D27600012401
  

• Install applet.cap as default applet (with AID information from the CAP):

   gp -install applet.cap -privs CardReset
  

• Install applet.cap (with AID information from the CAP):

   gp -install applet.cap
  

• Unistall applet.cap (with AID information from the CAP):

   gp -uninstall applet.cap
  

• Force installation of applet.cap, deleting anything that's necessary, with AID information from the CAP:

   gp -f -install applet.cap
  

• Create new instance of applet D2760001240102000000000000000000 from package D27600012401 with AID D2760001240102000000000272950000:

   gp -package D27600012401 -applet D2760001240102000000000000000000 -create D2760001240102000000000272950000
  

• Same as previous, but takes the package/applet AID-s from CAP file and makes the new instance default selected:

   gp -cap OpenPGPApplet.cap -create D2760001240102000000000272950000 -privs CardReset