Yesterday
Wed, Jan 22
Tue, Jan 21
For command line, reported issues have been fixed; Confusions for wrong errors are gone, it correctly reports appropriate errors of:
- GPG_ERR_PIN_BLOCKED
- GPG_ERR_NO_RESET_CODE
- GPG_ERR_BAD_PIN
Mon, Jan 20
VS-Desktop-3.2.94.481-Beta: same as for the Gpg4win version.
And there is a hint if you enter "hkps://something" that this is not the right format (that is included in Gpg4win 4.4.0, too)
VSD-Beta-481: Encrypting/signing with gpgtar on the cli and decrypting/verifying with Kleopatra works
What is the status (or maybe better scope) of this ticket? Why was it set to the milestone 2.4.5?
I do not see any improvement in Kleopatra from Gpg4win 4.4 (with gpg 2.4.7) regarding the behavior when trying to unblock a card.
Reported gnupg channel on IRC.
An ascii armored file in question was: https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/releases/download/v1.29.2/sha256sum.txt.asc
When CHECKCRC == 0 (no CRC), ->any_data was not set, resulted
no valid OpenPGP data found.
wrongly.
Thu, Jan 16
works in VS-Desktop-3.2.94.481-Beta
works with VS-Desktop-3.2.94.481-Beta
Tue, Jan 14
@werner I read the code of gpgme/src/posix-io.c. I understand the two points:
- For the correctness sake, the possible interrupted closefrom should be handled.
- we can share the code with the case of max_fds
Mon, Jan 13
works with VSD-beta-478
Fri, Jan 10
One year later, I also did translation work for kleo and libkleo, which are pushed by Andre.
So, closing this task.
Fixed in 2.5.3.
Thu, Jan 9
glad it was useful!
Tested with the VSD beta 478. Works
Wed, Jan 8
2.2 is end-of-life.
There was one actual typo fix which could be used for master, though. Thanks.
Got a simple fix for this which does two things:
- Correctly act upon an error from the backup file writing
- Print a warning note.
There is a regression due to the regression fix in rGb30c15bf7c5336c4abb1f9dcd974cd77ba6c61a7 (from Dec 24 2015) or some related commits:
@gniibe: Please see gpgme/src/posix-io.c where we have this:
Thank you for your report.
Tue, Jan 7
Hm, this might also be relevant in GnuPG's codebase in common/exechelp-posix.c, which contains a copy of the same code (licensed differently).