Clint Fewbar: use gpgme 2 0 #55
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Any update on this getting merged? The Debian package currently carries from this series for enabling use of gpgme 2.0 |
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The patch needs to be updated towards develop and the 0.13-line, otherwise I think it is pretty straight forward. |
Generated (and checked in) two test gpg keys (test/gnupg_test_home) which are used for testing the crypto suite with gpgme 2.0. The keys expire after 1 year today. They were generated using gpg --gen-key, to create new keys: 0. Set the GNUPGHOME environment variable to: /full/path/test/gnupg_test_home/ 1. Generate receiver keys for email: [email protected] (no password) 2. Export key 3. Move keyrings to receiver_*.gpg 4. Generate sender keys for email: [email protected] (no password) 5. Update test/gnupg_test_home/gpg.conf with deafult-key to represent the new sender key.
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I've updated the patch towards develop. I set up a few test-keys to use for testing rather than someones personal email. These keys should of course not be used for anything.. the secret keys are here checked into the repository. The patch seems to work with gpgme for signing+encryption as far as I can see. I have added the gpgme as a dependency to be able to get travis to test it.. if there is some way to do that without adding it as a hard dependency for everyone that would be nice.. (@5long ;))? I am not that familiar with bundler. |
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Merged. |
Found on Gitorious, wastly outdated: https://gitorious.org/sup/mainline/merge_requests/12