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Update the django_gpg app to work with the latest version of the python-gnupg package (0.4.3). The python-gnupg now returns a more clear error message to differentiate between a bad passphrase and a missing passphrase. This improments allows the django_gpg to simplify its error message parsing and remove the literals: "ERROR_MSG_NEED_PASSPHRASE" and "ERROR_MSG_GOOD_PASSPHRASE". Signed-off-by: Roberto Rosario <Roberto.Rosario@mayan-edms.com>
29 lines
908 B
Python
29 lines
908 B
Python
from __future__ import unicode_literals
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from django.utils.translation import ugettext_lazy as _
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from mayan.apps.smart_settings import Namespace
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from .literals import DEFAULT_GPG_PATH, DEFAULT_SETTING_GPG_BACKEND
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namespace = Namespace(name='django_gpg', label=_('Signatures'))
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setting_gpg_backend = namespace.add_setting(
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default=DEFAULT_SETTING_GPG_BACKEND,
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global_name='SIGNATURES_GPG_BACKEND', help_text=_(
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'Path to the GPG class to use when managing keys.'
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)
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)
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setting_gpg_backend_arguments = namespace.add_setting(
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global_name='SIGNATURES_GPG_BACKEND_ARGUMENTS',
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default={
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'gpg_path': DEFAULT_GPG_PATH
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}, help_text=_(
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'Arguments to pass to the SIGNATURES_GPG_BACKEND. '
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)
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)
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setting_keyserver = namespace.add_setting(
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global_name='SIGNATURES_KEYSERVER', default='pool.sks-keyservers.net',
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help_text=_('Keyserver used to query for keys.')
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)
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