On 24.01.17 21:44, Nick Weisser wrote:
> Thanks for the pointer, Ludwig.
> 
> I actually used the locate command on macOS terminal, but it didn't find
> anything. Probably the search database is not up to date or it does not
> fine files in hidden folders by default.

the latter, I'm afraid:

:~ Di Jan 24 22:23$ locate gpg-agent.conf
:~ Di Jan 24 22:23$

So, no hit. However, 'find' detects it.

:~ Di Jan 24 22:23$ find . -name gpg-agent.conf -print
./.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf


> My gpg-agent.conf file only contains 2 lines:
> 
> default-cache-ttl 300
> max-cache-ttl 999999

That's ok.

> Anyway, the update fixed it, but it somehow strange that this already
> happened for the 3rd time. I'm pretty sure that it's not the update
> itself that's fixing it but probably some kind of permission or other
> reset, but I'm only speculating.

Could you please report back if it happens again? As gpg-agent.conf is
not the culprit, the installation files should be checked.

Ludwig


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