Favyen Bastani

I encountered this bug a few days ago too, I think #79 will fix it.

@janyasir if you find this line: self.classList[i] = torch.linspace(runningIndex + 1, runningIndex + length, length):long() And then add after it: print(self.classList[i]) In the output where it prints that, does it...

It seems like the update operations reset records to the initial value (totalcash / recordcount), if there has been a readmodifywrite performed on the record then it seems like this...

I think you are using a different version of gpg-mailgate.py than the one in this repository (the one here doesn't call private_keys). You should probably post an issue on the...

The original gpg-mailgate project appears to be released under GNU GPL v3, so would only be possible to release under that license. Should change ASAP.

Updated. Naming issue remains.

This only applies for the "Note 1" section, I think it'd be better to add a step there saying to edit the file.

gpg-mailgate.py doesn't bother with the database, it simply reads keys from the keyhome. Keys from the database are added to GPG via the gpg-mailgate-web/cron.py file. Try running cron.py and see...

Does the email address on the public key exactly match the target (delivered-to or something) email address of the email?

View the email source (view source in thunderbird, show original in gmail) and see if there are issues. Make sure your email client is configured to view the plaintext.