Base64 decoding in Python 3.2 type error

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Psychic debugging: You probably passed a str object to the function, but base64.b64decode requires a bytes object. So, you’ll need to encode the string.

key = base64.b64decode(key.encode('ASCII'))

Note that Python 3.3 is more lenient and lets you pass either str or bytes.

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