Comment by ~anarcat on ~sircmpwn/lists.sr.ht
we need a +1 thing here to avoid spamming everyone with "me too" comments. ;)
(consider this a +1 :p)
Comment by ~anarcat on ~sircmpwn/lists.sr.ht
yeah, actually i just download the raw message... speaking of which, it would be nice to download the whole mailbox of messages too, while we're at it. :)
Comment by ~anarcat on ~sircmpwn/sr.ht
right - you certainly will have trouble with ECC keys for example. i guess if you need wider compatibility, you'll certainly have to switch, in the short term, which is too bad becaues you enter a world of API pain. :/
i'm sorry I wish i had better news.
Comment by ~anarcat on ~sircmpwn/sr.ht
any reason why the switch? i worked with pgpy and found it quite promising even though development seems to have stalled recently... i dislike pygpgme because it ties back into gpg, which i consider legacy at this point - it brings just too much cruft with it and weird ways of operating...
Comment by ~anarcat on ~sircmpwn/meta.sr.ht
I think it would be an acceptable tradeoff.
Javascript is not satan. As much as I dislike the thing, it has its purpose for such things... :)
Comment by ~anarcat on ~sircmpwn/meta.sr.ht
i'd love to see that as well. i was trying to setup 2FA and was confused by the result... U2F is pretty much standard at this point and i would much rather use it (and my Yubikey token) than TOTP...
Ticket created by ~anarcat on ~sircmpwn/meta.sr.ht
Going to add my ssh keys makes the server crash with "Internal Server Error".
Here are the SSH keys I'm trying to add:
ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDTtdA/YZOdYY35bKWKokkHkXTklnwWKbAMWbcgGaaDbPEMl+0wAm75WoBRUF/ZetwbQQ1SlNsbqymeFp2LiwbwU3xFmw7v/TAJrYJxIPEV8fjApIIao7PWzz0o8na+Ocz6w2qKWc1CJkryLT/t/JcUnPsFzlp/nYkOyrS0BqdkNwj9/hSO8zB1uaErrtc+TeiUO/Cu6oJ81LR1Rk0sRnHNBQv85W7ORVna+38LENQk05dQLuOxyf2c+TbZMJrA2d6VeZwX2hER52N23qOfyAs45f0LQOqmyk8y1BcnRykrmVlsVVgVJSBFKDRj6lMPLFrEUG0R5+p15m+W8833VpHn ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQC7CY6+aTLlk6epl1+TK6wIaHg1fageEfmKFgn+Yov+2lKFIhNRkcWznQVcyViVmC7iaZkEIei1gP9+0lrsdhewtTBjvkDNxR18aIORJsiH95FFjFIuJ0HQjrM1jOxiXhQZ0xLlnhFkxxa8j9l52HTutpYUU63e3lvY0CBuqh7QtkH3un7iT6EaqMR34yFa2ym35ag8ugMbczBwnTDJYn3qpL8gKuw3JnIp+qdSQb1sGdLcC4JN02E2/IY7iw8lzM9xVab1IgvemCJwS0C/Bt9LsmhCy9AMpaVFaAYjepgdBpSqIMa/8VcoVOrhdJWfIc7fLtt+njN1qojsPmuhsr1n
One thing that is peculiar with those keys is that they have no "comment" field, but that is normally allowed. They are also generated by Monkeysphere, but they are otherwise normal.