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+ <B>Kiwi</B>
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+ <I>Mon Nov 16 08:07:49 CST 2009</I>
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+<PRE>I cannot find documentation on using PyCrypto's public keys algorithms.
+The main problem is that while I can easily create a private/public
+keypair and use it, I don't understand how to create an object given
+only a public key (encryption/verify only).
+The only documentation says to &quot;look at the source code&quot;.
+What is the best thing to do at this time?
+Wait for a definitive API? Use a development version? Use the old
+undocumented API?
+Is there a code snipplet somewhere on using RSA or ElGamal with the current API?
+By the way I already use PyCrypto symmetric encryption in the
+application I'm writing and it works well and fast.
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+Thank you for your time,
+Stefano Cavallari
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