comp.ogz at gmail
Mar 10, 2009, 8:36 AM
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[Fwd: cross compilation and GPGME: Invalid crypto engine error]
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Related with the below issue this output may give a clue which i dont
have what it means yet.
gpgme_debug: level=9
posix-io.c:145: closing fd 4
posix-io.c:82: fd 3: about to read 79 bytes
posix-io.c:89: fd 3: got 0 bytes
posix-io.c:145: closing fd 3
posix-io.c:145: closing fd 4
posix-io.c:82: fd 3: about to read 79 bytes
posix-io.c:89: fd 3: got 0 bytes
posix-io.c:145: closing fd 3
trustcheck.h:111: GPGME: Invalid crypto engine
trustcheck.h:163: GPGME: Invalid crypto engine
-------- Forwarded Message --------
From: Oguz Yarimtepe <comp.ogz [at] gmail>
Reply-To: gnupg-devel [at] gnupg
To: gnupg-devel [at] gnupg
Subject: cross compilation and GPGME: Invalid crypto engine error
Date: Tue, 10 Mar 2009 17:24:10 +0200
Hi,
I cross compiled gpgme1.0-1.1.5 for STLinux2.2 system. First i cross
compiled and installed pth-2.0.7, then libgpg-error-1.4, gnupg-1.4.6 and
gpgme1.0-1.1.5. I disabled lfs while compiling gpgme. After installation
i compiled my c code. When i ran the binary, i got the error message
saying "GPGME: Invalid crypto engine error" at the line 111 that is
gpgme_engine_check_version function.
At the cross compiled system, i ran gpg --list-keys and i could see the
keys. Also i could see the gpg -se -r "something" test.txt working. gpg
-d also working.
I might be doing something missing. Maybe some library files are
missing. When i ran "gpg --list-keys" first time i had libbz2 and libusb
errors saying the so files are missing. I found them from the devkit and
transferred them to the cross platform.
I will be happy if you give some clues to understand what the problem
is. I may try recompiling or check some log files but i am not sure what
to look.
Thanx.
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