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I switched to your library in the hopes that it would resolve this issue which I also experienced on the original python-gnupg package. I am simply calling the method like so:
where fileObj is a byte string (b'blah blah') and recipientID is the string containing the recipient user id which I parsed from the key's uids field. I do not see where I am going wrong or why the pipe is broken.
Please advise! Thank you very much!
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Hello @isislovecruft,
I switched to your library in the hopes that it would resolve this issue which I also experienced on the original python-gnupg package. I am simply calling the method like so:
encryptedString = gpg.encrypt(fileObj, recipientID)
where fileObj is a byte string (b'blah blah') and recipientID is the string containing the recipient user id which I parsed from the key's uids field. I do not see where I am going wrong or why the pipe is broken.
Please advise! Thank you very much!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: