So I'm working with Perl 2.20.2, against Gnupg2 (2.0.22) on CentOS 7. I'm trying to us cpan / cpanm, to install the module GnuPG, and it fails MANY tests after compile: 1 - gen_key_test - "protocol error: expected GET_XXX got ERROR\x{a}" 10 -pipe_decrypt - "protocol error: expected ENC_TO got NODATA: \x{a}" 11 - encrypt_sign_test - "Protocol error: expected NEED_PASSPHRASE.* got INV_SGNR\x{a}" and lots more. Thing is that gpg2 is working fine. I can encode / keygen / decode all day long on the command line. Only GnuPG spits up via perl. Any ideas? It's not just filling the tests - the module doesn't work if forced either.

In reply to GnuPG module doesn't pass tests by cuttenweiler

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