pySim-shell: Do not use self.lchan.scc when sending raw APDUs.
When sending raw APDUs, we access the scc (SimCardCommands) object via
the scc member in the lchan object. Unfortunately self.lchan will not be
populated when the rs (RuntimeState) object is missing. This is in
particular the case when no profile could be detected for the card,
which is a common situation when we boostrap an unprovisioned card.
So let's access the scc object through the card object. This is also
more logical since when we send raw APDUs we work below the level of
logical channels.
Change-Id: I6bbaebe7d7a2013f0ce558ca2da7d58f5e6d991a
Related: OS#6278
diff --git a/pySim-shell.py b/pySim-shell.py
index 4e08eb7..3d8bd86 100755
--- a/pySim-shell.py
+++ b/pySim-shell.py
@@ -237,10 +237,15 @@
@cmd2.with_argparser(apdu_cmd_parser)
def do_apdu(self, opts):
"""Send a raw APDU to the card, and print SW + Response.
- DANGEROUS: pySim-shell will not know any card state changes, and
- not continue to work as expected if you e.g. select a different
- file."""
- data, sw = self.lchan.scc._tp.send_apdu(opts.APDU)
+ CAUTION: this command bypasses the logical channel handling of pySim-shell and card state changes are not
+ tracked. Dpending on the raw APDU sent, pySim-shell may not continue to work as expected if you e.g. select
+ a different file."""
+
+ # When sending raw APDUs we access the scc object through _scc member of the card object. It should also be
+ # noted that the apdu command plays an exceptional role since it is the only card accessing command that
+ # can be executed without the presence of a runtime state (self.rs) object. However, this also means that
+ # self.lchan is also not present (see method equip).
+ data, sw = self.card._scc._tp.send_apdu(opts.APDU)
if data:
self.poutput("SW: %s, RESP: %s" % (sw, data))
else: