debsign is a command of devscripts that sign a Debian .changes and .dsc file pare using GPG, the command cannot use in environment witout TTY, for example invokeking by CI.
I had tried to use debsign from subprocess module of Python as follow, but entering passphrase prompt is always returned. It was the same in the case of using gnupg-agent and keyring.::
>>> import subprocess >>> import shlex >>> command0 = 'echo -e "%s\n%s\n"' % (passphrase, passphrase) >>> command1 = '/usr/bin/debsign -k %s %s' % (keyid, .changes) >>> process0 = subprocess.Popen(shlex.split(command0), ... stdin=subprocess.PIPE, ... stdout=subprocess.PIPE, ... stderr=subprocess.PIPE) >>> process1 = subprocess.Popen(shlex.split(command1), ... stdin=process0.stdout, ... stdout=subprocess.PIPE, ... stderr=subprocess.PIPE) >>> stdout, stderr = process.communicate()
So, I decided to make a Python library to do the same behavior debsign.
* Debian GNU/Linux Wheezy * Debian GNU/Linux Jessie/Sid * Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
* gnupg * dput * lintian * python (= python2.7) or python3
* python_gnupg (as debian package is python-gnupg or python3-gnupg) * python_debian (as debian package is python-debian or python3-debian) * chardet (as debian package is python-chardet or python3-chardet)
Generic usage;::
>>> from pydebsign import debsign >>> debsign.debsign_process('/path/to/some.changes', passphrase='secretkey')
When use another GPG Keyring instead of default GPG keyring;::
>>> from pydebsign import debsign >>> debsign.debsign_process('/path/to/some.changes', passphrase='secretkey', ... keyid='keyid', gnupghome='/path/to/gpghome')