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Re: gpg-agent error: No pinentry
From: |
Gábor Boskovits |
Subject: |
Re: gpg-agent error: No pinentry |
Date: |
Fri, 20 Dec 2019 20:12:30 +0100 |
Hello Marco,
Marco van Hulten <address@hidden> ezt írta (időpont: 2019. dec. 20.,
P, 10:49):
>
> Following up on my pinentry issue—
>
> In the end I used a work-around. I decrypted the sensitive file on an
> off-line OpenBSD machine onto a mounted USB flash drive, then mounted
> the drive to the Guix machine, did what I needed to do with the file,
> shredded any copy of the file and finally removed the USB drive and
> destroyed it with a hammer.
I am sorry that this ended up like this.
If you still have the patience to experiment a little could you try
with pinentry-tty on the console and pinentry-gtk on a gui?
It might be a valuable experience, and a feedback that our simple
pinentry is faulty in some ways.
I have extracted the inforamtions from my config, and it looks like this:
manifest: (specifications->manifest '("gnupg" "pinentry-tty"))
I also use guix home-manager on this particular machine, the related
config items look like:
(define gpg-agent.conf
(plain-file "gpg-agent.conf" "
pinentry-program /home/<username>/.guix-profile/bin/pinentry
"))
and
(home
(data-directory "/data/<username>")
(configurations
(list (simple-file-home gpg-agent.conf
".home-config/.gunpg/gpg-agent.conf"))))
I am using bash, and I also have:
At the end of my .bashrc:
export GPG_TTY=$(tty)
And at the end of my .bash_profile:
gpg-agent --options /home/gabriel/.home-config/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf --daemon
I believe that is all.
Could you have a look if it works for you with these settings? Also,
please not that these are for console only use, most probably some
other tweaks are needed to use this form a gui.
>
> —Marco
>
Best regards,
g_bor
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Re: gpg-agent error: No pinentry, Gábor Boskovits, 2019/12/18