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You need to pass an EOSKey as creator_privkey

See lines 35/36

https://github.com/eosnewyork/eospy/blob/master/examples/push_transaction.py#L35

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the eospy library already supports multisig account creation. If you look at this part at the newaccount you could modify this part to add two keys to the owner key. It would look something like:

owner_auth = {
                "threshold": 1,
                "keys": [{
                    "key": "EOSxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx1",
                    "weight": 1
                },{
                    "key": "EOSxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx1",
                    "weight": 1
                }],
                "accounts": [],
                "waits": []
            }

The same could be done for the active key.

To answer your two questions I would run:

cleos create key -f <some_file_name>
chmod 600 <some_file_name>

Then I would use the parse_key_file to extract the private key in your python file and pass that to the push_transaction function. I am working on adding support for other signing methods but it is currently low on the priority list.

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Thanks, @deckb for your response. I used the cleos create key -f <some_file_name> and generated private and public key now when I tried to create an account using these keys it throws following error

raise EOSKeyError('Must pass a class that extends the eospy.Signer class')
eospy.exceptions.EOSKeyError: Must pass a class that extends the eospy.Signer class

and here is my create account code.

ce = cleos.Cleos(url=settings.BLOCKCHAIN_URL)
    key1 = generate_keys()
    key2 = generate_keys()
    print(key1)
    print(key2)

    ca = ce.create_account(creator=settings.CREATOR,
                           creator_privkey=settings.CREATOR_PRIVATE_KEY,
                           acct_name=account_name,
                           owner_key=key1['public_key'],
                            active_key=key2['public_key'],
                           stake_net='1.0000 EOS', stake_cpu='1.0000 EOS', ramkb=8, permission='active',
                           transfer=False, broadcast=True
                           )

Can you tell me where am I doing wrong?

Thanks

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Thanks, @deckb, it was a really great help, actually, I am trying to set multisig permission, before I was using following cleos command to set the permission:
For active
cleos --url https://api-kylin.eosasia.one:443 set account permission mymultisig14 active '{"threshold":2,"keys":[],"accounts":[{"permission":{"actor":"mcttoken1233","permission":"active"},"weight":1},{"permission":{"actor":"mcttoken1234","permission":"active"},"weight":1},{"permission":{"actor":"mcttoken1235","permission":"active"},"weight":1}],"waits":[]}' owner -p mymultisig14@owner
For owner
cleos --url https://api-kylin.eosasia.one:443 set account permission mymultisig14 owner '{"threshold":2,"keys":[],"accounts":[{"permission":{"actor":"mcttoken1233","permission":"owner"},"weight":1},{"permission":{"actor":"mcttoken1234","permission":"owner"},"weight":1},{"permission":{"actor":"mcttoken1235","permission":"owner"},"weight":1}],"waits":[]}' -p mymultisig14@owner

I am not able to set multisig permission, I tried your previous suggestions still no luck.

Thanks

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I guess I was confused by what you were originally asking. What error message are you seeing when you run those commands?

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