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    $self->_args($files);

    my $proc = $self->_run_gnupg($cv);
    $proc->finish unless $self->{input};

    my $sig = { trust => TRUST_UNDEFINED, };

    $self->_parse_status(
        $cv,
        sig_id => sub {
            ( $sig->{sigid}, $sig->{data}, $sig->{timestamp} ) = @_;
        },
        goodsig => sub {
            ( $sig->{keyid}, $sig->{user} ) = @_;
        },
        validsig => sub {
            ( $sig->{fingerprint} ) = @_;
            $self->_end_gnupg( sub { $cv->send } );
        },
        policy_url => sub {
            ( $sig->{policy_url} ) = @_;

lib/AnyEvent/GnuPG.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

                return $self->_abort_gnupg( "passphrase required", $cv );
            }
        },
        get_hidden => sub {
            $self->_send_command($passphrase);
        },
        end_decryption => sub {
            $self->_end_gnupg( sub { $cv->send } );
        },
        sig_id => sub {
            ( $sig->{sigid}, $sig->{data}, $sig->{timestamp} ) = @_;
        },
        goodsig => sub {
            ( $sig->{keyid}, $sig->{user} ) = @_;
        },
        validsig => sub {
            ( $sig->{fingerprint} ) = @_;
        },
        policy_url => sub {
            ( $sig->{policy_url} ) = @_;
        },

lib/AnyEvent/GnuPG.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

=item * file

This is the name of a file or an ArrayRef of file names that contains the signed data.

=back

When the signature is valid, here are the elements of the hash that is returned by the method:

=over 4

=item * sigid

The signature id. This can be used to protect against replay attack.

=item * date

The data at which the signature has been made.

=item * timestamp

The epoch timestamp of the signature.