pysmime
pysmime is a python high level library build on top of M2Crypto to work with Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (S/MIME, RFC 3851) as M2Crypto case study for italian digital signature.
M2Crypto is a python library wrapper built on top of OpenSSL by SWIG.
pysmime includes basic functions to sign, verify, encrypt and decrypt files or mail messagges in PEM ASCII or DER format with very basic support to PKCS11 smart cards by OpenSC OpenSSL pkcs11 engine (pkcs11 module).
Documentation and examples
Documentation generated by Epydoc can be found in docs folder. Some basic test cases are present in pysmime/test/PySmimeTest.py.
Status
PKCS11 support is minimal.
The code has very little comments, the documentation is quite good.
The tests suite is very basic and not include PKCS11 tests.
Verify function doesn’t return the original data.
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