Hi :) Andreas Heinlein <aheinl...@gmx.com> writes:
> I am currently taking first steps using GPGME with the Python interface. > I am facing two questions: > > 1.) I'm looking for a way to get the recipients of encrypted data which > I can not/do not want to decrypt. I.e. a message for which I do not have > the private key. Enigmail tells me "This message was encrypted for ..." > in such cases, and the gpg command line does the same. Is this possible > with GPGME? Calling 'decrypt' just raises a GPGMEError in this case and > does not return a result. This is indeed a shortcoming of the Python bindings. I will address this. > 2.) Is there a way to safely distinguish "User clicked cancel when asked > for the passphrase" from other errors? I think an application should > abort silently in this case, but I'm getting another GPGMEError without > any clue to the reason. Maybe. GPGMEError is a very general error, this is a bit of pyme legacy. You can inspect the error code using .getcode(). For a quick check, try to str() the error. Justus
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