DSA signature verification trouble...

I thought this was a problem between my Python and C code, but it looks
like either there's a problem in M2Crypto (possibly OpenSSL), or I'm
missing something.  Consider the following code:

import M2Crypto
import M2Crypto.DSA
import M2Crypto.EVP
ksk = M2Crypto.DSA.load_key("/home/dberger/Projects/IKaRoS/server/db/ksk_1.pem")
signature = ksk.sign_asn1("foobar")
ksk.verify_asn1(signature, "foobar")

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in ?
  File "/usr/lib/python2.2/site-packages/M2Crypto/DSA.py", line 132, in verify_asn1
M2Crypto.DSA.DSAError: too long

Feeding a signature produced by sign_asn1 directly into verify_asn1
fails.  Anyone have any suggestions?

By the way - doing this:

import M2Crypto
import M2Crypto.DSA
import M2Crypto.EVP
ksk = M2Crypto.DSA.load_key("/home/dberger/Projects/IKaRoS/server/db/ksk_1.pem")
signature = ksk.sign("foobar")
ksk.verify("foobar", signature[0], signature[1])

returns success, which suggests it's a problem with the asn1 encode/decode "stuff."

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