On 17.01.17 14:52, Robert J. Hansen wrote: >> Is there another directory which should be included into the default >> PATH on macOS? We can't add private directories (that is for what PATH >> is used for), but adding standard directories would be fine. > > Well, the problem we run into is there's so many different places people > install GnuPG on OS X. > > Homebrew uses /usr/local, GPGTools uses /usr/local, GPGOSX uses > /usr/local/gnupg-2.1, hand-installed often goes to $HOME, some people > use /opt, and so on.
All of them create a symlink to gpg (or gpg2) in /usr/local/bin. By de-referencing the path to its original location, you'll find gpgconf. Some of the tools (like GPGOSX) also create a symlink for gpgconf in /usr/local/bin. -Patrick
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