When a user typed the key name wrong, the output of Seash should be nicer instead of resulting to a traceback. E.g.,
> loadkeys ../ajksdf.p
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "seash.py", line 267, in command_loop
File "/Users/justincappos/Downloads/sensor/seattle_demokit/seash_dictionary.py", line 2109, in command_dispatch
File "/Users/justincappos/Downloads/sensor/seattle_demokit/command_callbacks.py", line 1520, in loadkeys_keyname
File "/Users/justincappos/Downloads/sensor/seattle_demokit/rsa", line 719, in rsa_file_to_privatekey
File "/Users/justincappos/Downloads/sensor/seattle_demokit/emulfile.py", line 179, in emulated_open
File "/Users/justincappos/Downloads/sensor/seattle_demokit/emulfile.py", line 291, in __init__
FileNotFoundError: Cannot openfile non-existent file "../ajksdf.p.privatekey" without creating it!
!> loadkeys ../ajksdf
choksi81
commented
10 years ago
When a user typed the key name wrong, the output of Seash should be nicer instead of resulting to a traceback. E.g.,