I have now used 2 hours trying to pinpoint this problem, and have finally narrowed it down to seahorse-agent wanting DISPLAY to be set in order for it to be used. If you insert a "env" call in /usr/bin/debsign - you will see that the DISPLAY variable has been removed (probably by debuild in some way).
If you start seahorse-agent as a "non-deamonized" process using the -d option when starting it you will receive a log message when debsign is trying sign files like this: ** (seahorse-agent:14298): WARNING **: received passphrase request from wrong terminal And apparently wrong terminal means (DISPLAY variable different from the one i was started with). If i try doing a export DISPLAY=":0.0" in debsign before the gpg command is run, the thing works fine! So maybe this bug should be reassigned to devscripts and have them preserve DISPLAY when calling debsign. -- Rasmus Toftdahl Olesen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> halfdans.net -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
