[Pyme-help] Re: PyME: Segmentation Faults
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From: Stefan N. <ste...@fr...> - 2005-04-21 07:57:54
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Igor Belyi schrieb: > Stefan, > > I've tried to use your functions and they seem to work perfectly: Nice to hear, but why doesn't it work correctly with me? > signature = sign("fr...@mi...", "Hello") > print verify("Hello", signature) Yes, thats, the way I test it as well. > yields (if "print result.signatures.fpr" is uncommented): > > 024E0908E5E7CD865B7D87BDCAB3D9DD2A51DAAC OK, the fingerprint, i get as well. Like I wrote you I have Segmentation Faults with: result.signatures.next result.signatures.exp_timestamp result.signatures.validity_reason result.signatures.validity > valid, but more Information This is great. It shows that the Signature bit sigsum.GREEN is set! > There's a chance that Frodo cannot sign - what value is shown for > key.can_sign? It has a 1, so it is possible to sign! > Another problem can be related to how PyMe is compiled - do you use > precompiled package or compiled pyme yourself? Precompiled debian package 0.6.2 [..] > If you use precompiled version - what version of PyMe and GnuPG do you use? Python 2.3 Pyme 0.6.2 GnuPG: self build debian Package 1.4.1 with a small patch (doesn't change the working behaviour, just debug) > P.S. > I've Cc: this message to the newly created pyme-help mailing list. > You will need to subscribe to it before you can post messages there. > You can subscribe at the following location: > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/pyme-help Great! This is IMHO the best way! So, thanks for your help, I will test it on a diffrent machine. Best regards, Stefan |