Hello,

I am currently experiencing something very weird with libgpgme 1.0.2 on Debian (unstable).

I have checked my own source quite thoroughly and it does exactly the same as the example t-encrypt-sign in the libraries source distribution but it does not work. What happens is this:

 1. in the whole process no error occurs until I try to call
    gpgme_data_seek();
 2. gpgme_data_seek returns with the error message
    'Unspecified source: Invalid argument'
 3. The output buffer seems not to contain no data at any time

And now comes the weird thing:
 1. I got the libgpgme source, did './configure && make' and
    started 'GNUPGHOME=. GPG_AGENT_INFO= ./test/gpg/t-encrypt-sign'
    --> result: this worked quite fine
 2. I compiled t-encrypt-sign.c manually and linked it against my
    systems library running the command
    'gcc -lgpgme  t-encrypt-sign.c -o t-encrypt-sign'
 3. now 'GNUPGHOME=. GPG_AGENT_INFO= ./test/gpg/t-encrypt-sign'
    returns the message
    't-support.h:56: Unspecified source: Invalid argument'
    and nothing works any more.

What is going on here?! I have been looking into this problem for quite a few hours but I can't get nowhere. :-/

Does anyone have some hints what could be wrong here?

Harry

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