PyPGP?

[Andrew Kuchling]

John Clonts <jclonts at mastnet.net> writes:
> Is this a current effort?  

No, it's dead, and was written in the days of PGP 2.6.2.  The file
format has changed subsequently, so the code would need to be updated
to match the latest OpenPGP RFC.

> Is there some other or better source for PGP encrypt/decrypt services
> for Python?

It's probably best to use GnuPG with its --batch flag, which causes it
to output lines which can be readily parsed by another program.  I
have a partially written class for GnuPG that supports verifying, but
I still need to finish the other 3 functions.  

--amk