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In zeyple.py config path /etc/ is set. In the setup_zeyple.sh /etc/zeyple/ is used for the sample conf. To keep all in place I suggest changing /etc/ in zeyple.py to /etc/zeyple/ . Else it won´t find its config file.
Bash script: keys saved to /etc/zeyple/keys
In example zeyple.conf path is wrong /var/lib/...
Suggestions:
Touch /etc/postfix/recipient_canonical since it´s not available per default (at least in arch repo).
Next you could change "adduser ...." to "useradd -r zeyple". Same result and adduser doesn´t always work while useradd does.
Last thing is /var/log/zeyple.log. Touching this too would be great since else error occures and mail won´t be send.
Hint for Debian: if it doesn´t fetch your gpg key (protocoll not supported error) mod probing ipv6 once does it: sudo modprobe ipv6
Hint for Arch: For errors like gpgme not found install python-pygpgme package.
Guess that´s all for now :-)
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Hi!
Thanks for the great tool, really love this one!
In zeyple.py config path /etc/ is set. In the setup_zeyple.sh /etc/zeyple/ is used for the sample conf. To keep all in place I suggest changing /etc/ in zeyple.py to /etc/zeyple/ . Else it won´t find its config file.
Bash script: keys saved to /etc/zeyple/keys
In example zeyple.conf path is wrong /var/lib/...
Suggestions:
Touch /etc/postfix/recipient_canonical since it´s not available per default (at least in arch repo).
Next you could change "adduser ...." to "useradd -r zeyple". Same result and adduser doesn´t always work while useradd does.
Last thing is /var/log/zeyple.log. Touching this too would be great since else error occures and mail won´t be send.
Hint for Debian: if it doesn´t fetch your gpg key (protocoll not supported error) mod probing ipv6 once does it: sudo modprobe ipv6
Hint for Arch: For errors like gpgme not found install python-pygpgme package.
Guess that´s all for now :-)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: