Last modified: 2014-11-20 17:10:57 UTC
Currently getting an error after voting for an encrypted SecurePoll election: Welcome Jamesofur! Failed to encrypt your vote record. Your vote has not been recorded! Error executing GPG. Use $wgSecurePollShowErrorDetail=true; in LocalSettings.php to show more detail. English Wikipedia Test Vote on enWiki/voteWii. I'm going to try flipping errorDetail on to troubleshoot and see if this is an issue on SecurePolls side or the server.
Change 174603 had a related patch set uploaded by Jalexander: Enable SecurePoll error detail for debugging https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/174603
Change 174603 merged by jenkins-bot: Enable SecurePoll error detail for debugging https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/174603
Error executing GPG: Command: 'gpg' --homedir '/tmp/securepoll-ec4c9077c8ce738c2669118ff9472e16308a6931' --trust-model always --batch --yes --encrypt --armor --compress-level 0 --recipient '6A2D12BB' --sign --local-user FBEC1C99 --output '/tmp/securepoll-ec4c9077c8ce738c2669118ff9472e16308a6931/output' '/tmp/securepoll-ec4c9077c8ce738c2669118ff9472e16308a6931/input' 2>&1 2>&1 Error: gpg: can't query passphrase in batch mode
I know the keys used did not have a password... (on purpose, I think because of this) so not sure why it's trying to query passphrase.
(In reply to James Alexander from comment #4) > I know the keys used did not have a password... (on purpose, I think because > of this) so not sure why it's trying to query passphrase. The signing key you provided *does* have a passphrase set. Apparently whatever tool you used to generate the key doesn't set "no passphrase" when you enter a zero-length passphrase, but instead actually sets the zero-length passphrase as the passphrase.
(In reply to Brad Jorsch from comment #5) > (In reply to James Alexander from comment #4) > > I know the keys used did not have a password... (on purpose, I think because > > of this) so not sure why it's trying to query passphrase. > > The signing key you provided *does* have a passphrase set. Apparently > whatever tool you used to generate the key doesn't set "no passphrase" when > you enter a zero-length passphrase, but instead actually sets the > zero-length passphrase as the passphrase. Great..... Will create it using cli then and retry.
