Hi, I have a python script that signs a message using python-gnupg:
import gnupg gpg = gnupg.GPG(gnupghome='~/.gnupg', use_agent=True) qrInfoString = 'some long\nmessage\nspanning multiple\nlines' qrInfoString = str(gpg.sign(qrInfoString, keyid='E8401492!', clearsign=True, binary=False)) The last time I tried it about half a year ago, it worked. Since then with upgrading ubuntu there was a change in behavior of the gpg_agent. I can't remember the details, but it also affected enigform. I'm not sure, but I suspect gpg doesn't get the info about the gpg_agent. How can I verify my assumption, and if true, how can I pass the agent_info to python-gnupg? Rgds Richard
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