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Hey,

Pycryto is deprecated in 3.7 and incompatible with python 3.8 (pycrypto/pycrypto#283).

It could be easily replaced by PyCrytodome (https://github.com/Legrandin/pycryptodome) without extra code.

I've made the fix on my side (with some test fixes): https://github.com/nphilou/pelican-encrypt-content. Please let me know if you're still maintaining this repo.

Ok sorry to be a tad schizophrenic...but I'm now trying to use the encrypt plugin on a different site which uses the pelican-octopress theme.

Here, make html is failing with the following error:

CRITICAL: encrypt_content/content.html make: *** [/home/fsuser/encrypt_pelican_octopress_test/output/index.html] Error 1

The files in the pelican-octopress theme don't all seem to correspond to the ones described in the README of this repo. E.g., there are quite a few files in an _include subdirectory. Not sure if that is the problem here or not.

Any thoughts?

Thanks very much,

john

Hi.

The plugin is really excellent.

However an issue I have found is that it seems to prevent tools such as mathjax and bigfoot.js from rendering properly on password-protected pages. This a real problem for me as I have
a lot of equations on some of my pages, and without proper mathjax rendering it leaves the content pretty useless.

I'm afraid I am almost completely ignorant of javascript (I think this is a javascript problem, although not certain); so can't really troubleshoot this much myself. Do you agree with my diagnosis and do you know of a fix?

Ta.

I am facing a problem where, the change to article title is works fine but the article content shows the original content.

I tried to debug the encrypt_content() method. The method sets content._content correctly. Looks to me somewhere it is overwritten to original content.

I currently have the following plugins activated

-> Plugins found:
  | pelican.plugins.render_math
  | pelican.plugins.encrypt_content

pelican --version
4.5.0

I really like the idea of having encrypted pages for some use-cases. However, I noticed that while text and therefore the references to images are encrypted, the images themselves are not (and most of the time have quite deterministic filenames, which is not the fault of this plugin).
Therefore, it'd be awesome if also images (and maybe even other files) get encrypted and then decrypted on the client.

I'm not sure if this would work well with the other image plugins out there, but I wanted to share this idea as a feature request.

great work!

but i come across a UnicodeEncodeError when i want to publish my site.

i think there should be a plaintext.encode in protect_content.py

but i am not quite sure if it is alright.

thx

Hi.

Thanks for the plugin. This is exactly what I need.

However it's not working for me yet.

I think I have followed the steps correcting, but am getting the following error when I type make html:

CRITICAL: encrypt-content-content.html
make: *** [html] Error 1

Any idea what the problem might be?

Ta,

john

Doesn't seem to support python 3 types, test file outputs

$ python3 test_encrypt_content.py
EE
======================================================================
ERROR: test_encrypt_text_aes (__main__.TestEncryptContent)
Verify that the ciphertext is actually decryptable.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "test_encrypt_content.py", line 36, in test_encrypt_text_aes
    self.assertEqual(plaintext.decode('utf-8').rstrip(padding_char), text)
TypeError: rstrip arg must be None or str

======================================================================
ERROR: test_hash_md5 (__main__.TestEncryptContent)
Verify that md5 hashes are being computed correctly.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "test_encrypt_content.py", line 19, in test_hash_md5
    self.assertEqual(md5_bytes.encode('hex'), '098f6bcd4621d373cade4e832627b4f6')
AttributeError: 'bytes' object has no attribute 'encode'

----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 2 tests in 0.001s

FAILED (errors=2)

Hi,

Thanks for this plugin. I've found today that I cannot link to other pages on my blog properly if the link is behind the password. The html address isn't created and instead the path to the file remains.

-- John

Hi! Thanks for a very useful feature which I really want to get working!

I am quite sure I am doing this wrong, but how am I supposed to organize the plugin folders so that (1) I don't get the AttributeError: module 'pelican-encrypt-content' has no attribute 'register' error or (2) a ModuleNotFoundError when generating the pelican content?