Replace M2Crypto with Cryptography

[shivaRamdeen]

resolves #59

[gcartlidge]

I was having trouble with the existing M2Crypto stuff (plus it's iffy to build if you can't find a pre-compiled one) where the signature wasn't working properly (the pass generated but wouldn't register on phone). Thought what the hell, let's try the cryptography one because it's easy to pip. Pulled this git, fixed my issues! Not exactly sure what it fixed, but my pkpass files work now!

Thanks! 👍

[shivaRamdeen]

I was having trouble with the existing M2Crypto stuff (plus it's iffy to build if you can't find a pre-compiled one) where the signature wasn't working properly (the pass generated but wouldn't register on phone). Thought what the hell, let's try the cryptography one because it's easy to pip. Pulled this git, fixed my issues! Not exactly sure what it fixed, but my pkpass files work now!

Thanks! 👍

Glad it worked for you. Hopefully this PR gets merged soon so everyone can migrate. Cheers.

[mbaechtold]

This is just a first reaction where I'd like to thank you for your pull request. I'll try to have a look at it soon.

[NathanQ]

is test_signing() awaiting M2Crypto replacement? https://github.com/devartis/passbook/pull/60/files#diff-5b9b40c808949b2c3451e00cc35167849bcc2f0e4cb59c821a58c0a01936cb63R132

[shivaRamdeen]

@mbaechtold Any headway with this PR?

[sokolx1]

resolves #59

Well, maybe i dont understand something. Do i have to change my key generation somehow, in order for this to work?

cryptography does not support the file, that is generated with this command:

openssl pkcs12 -in "Certificates.p12" -nocerts -out private.key

any workarounds?