Am 27.02.2016 um 10:32 schrieb Patrick Brunschwig: > On 27.02.16 10:24, Mike Grunweg wrote: >> Hi again, >> >> after disabling the gpg-agent part of the Gnome keyring, I can send >> encrypted emails again. (Thanks again for the tips, btw.) >> However, passphrase caching seems to not work at all. According to the >> Enigmail wiki [1], since GnuPG version 2 passphrase handling is done by >> an external programme, like gpg-agent, which I have installed. Some >> googling yields e.g. [2], suggesting that I add "use-agent" to the GnuPG >> configuration file, but according to the gpg2 man page, this option has >> no effect any more. And I cannot find any direct Enigmail option >> controlling the use of gpg-agent either, in accordance with [1]. >> I am using GNOME and thus have both gnome-keyring and seahorse >> installed. I do get alerted that this is why GnuPG is ignoring any >> changes of the set expiration time for key passphrases. However, I did >> disable the gpg-agent part of gnome-keyring (to fix the first problem), >> and uninstalling seahorse doesn't fix this problem. >> Any ideas on how to make passphrase caching work again? The debugging >> logs don't seem to contain anything useful this time. > Please add the following line to ~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf > > use-standard-socket > > Let me know if this works - if yes, I'll add an FAQ entry for it. > > > -Patrick > Added that line and rebooted - and now passphrase caching works! Thanks a lot. -Mike
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