pySim-shell: recognize ADP pins longer than 8 digits as hexadecimal
When a hexadecimal formatted ADM pin is retrieved via the card_key_provider, it still requires the --pin-is-hex parameter so that sanitize_pin_adm knows the correct format. This unfortunately ruins the card_key_provider feature for all cards that use hexadecimal pins, because the --pin-is-hex would also be required in scripts, which makes a script either useable for cards with hexadecimal ADM or for for cards with ASCII ADM. To minimize the problem, let's recognize all ADM pins longer than 8 digits as hexadecimal in case --pin-is-hex is not set. Related: OS#4348 Change-Id: Iad9398365d448946c499ce89e3cfb2c3af5d525e
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@@ -819,7 +819,7 @@ class PySimCommands(CommandSet):
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adm_type = opts.adm_type or 'ADM1'
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# try to find an ADM-PIN if none is specified
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result = card_key_provider_get_field(adm_type, key='ICCID', value=iccid)
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if opts.pin_is_hex:
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if opts.pin_is_hex or (result and len(result) > 8):
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pin_adm = sanitize_pin_adm(None, result)
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else:
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pin_adm = sanitize_pin_adm(result)
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