The updates didn't seem to warrant a new node - glad you saw them, though.

rt://126994 may be related in general terms and underneath it may all be due to a lack of padding in Crypt::OpenPGP but the case and the resulting error message are quite different. I'll consider raising a new bug once enough evidence has been gathered but, as you've seen, neither the dist nor the repo appears to be actively maintained these days. It's the same for all of SROMANOV's modules.

My use case ought to be simple: perform unattended signature creation. However, none of the available modules I've tried (Crypt::OpenPGP, Crypt::GPG, Crypt::GpgME) will do this reliably for me with a modern GnuPG installation. The requirement of an agent appears to scupper the last 2 so Crypt::OpenPGP was looking like the last best hope. Maybe I will crack it yet.

In reply to Re^6: GPG signing Issue by hippo
in thread GPG signing Issue by roperl

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