Hi,
Your configuration seems to require passphrases in the config file. If you want to use this on a remote machine, it's bad practice to have secrets in the configuration. The python gnupg (which your module uses) supports gpg-agent and ssh can forward the socket, so maybe make the passphrase optional?
(See https://wiki.gnupg.org/AgentForwarding how that's done)
Hi,
Your configuration seems to require passphrases in the config file. If you want to use this on a remote machine, it's bad practice to have secrets in the configuration. The python gnupg (which your module uses) supports gpg-agent and ssh can forward the socket, so maybe make the passphrase optional?
(See https://wiki.gnupg.org/AgentForwarding how that's done)