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A discussion group relating to the Python wrapper for the GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG)
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Random data file in the source package
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Hello I'm trying to get python-gpg packaged in debian and there have been some doubts about the random_binary_data file in the source tarball: I've seen that it is used by the test suite, but it isn't clear why it has to be 5MB in size, way more than the full package. Could it be substituted with a smaller file, or even generated... more »
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Version info about both gnupg.py and GnuPG (binary)
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Hello,
I think many users of gnypg.py would like to know version of both
library and GnuPG used by it.
1. There is no info about version of gnupg.py. It is only in setup.py.
From gnupg.py we can obtain info about author and date of last
modification, but not that it is "python-gnupg-0.2.8".... more »
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Encoding chunks
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Hi, I am interested in using gnupg to encode an incoming stream and
output the cipher text while still streaming the plain text.
For example:t P = p1 + p2, + p3; C = gpg_encrypt(P)
How can I use gnupg such that
C = gpg_encrypt(p1) + gpg_encrypt(p2) + gpg_encrypt(p3)
My goal is to intercept a network stream, encode it in gpg, then... more »
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Using python-gnupg in a production environment
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Firstly I'd like to thank everybody who has been involved in this
project, python-gnupg is a fantastic tool. Whoever wrote the
documentation deserves a lot of credit, it's one of the most
succinctly written documentation I've ever come across.
I would like to know if python-gnupg is safe and ready to use in a... more »
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Unusable public key when encrypt after import
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Hi people, I have a problem to encrypt a file.
I've a script that done all this steps:
1. Import a public key from a file. OK
2. Encrypt file with fingerprint of that imported key. ERROR
3. I receive a error message in debug log file telling:
[gnupg] gpg --status-fd 2 --no-tty --encrypt --recipient... more »
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Question about gnupg.GPG()
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Hello all! I have a question about the behavior of gnupg's init()
function, which I'm finding to be a bit strange.
When I run gnupg.GPG(), without the gnupghome parameter, it defaults
sensibly to the home directory of the current user, which is what I
want. However, if I don't want to rely on the default behavior and... more »
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import_results = gpg.import_keys(key_data) what exactly should key_data be
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I have the public and private key generated on another system as
separate text files and am wanting to import the private key so that I
can decrypt a file that was encrypted with the public key. I'm writing
code that needs to move through various environments (dev, qa, etc).
My thought process was to import the private key, so tried setting the... more »
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