Hi, all. I maintain a private debian repository using reprepro. This requires me to sign updates using a code-signing key, which I keep on my home machine. I am not always on my home machine of course, meaning I would like to ssh into it and run reprepro remotely.
This does not work. reprepro uses gpgme, so it doesn't support `pinentry-mode loopback` (it crashes if I try). And since I am normally logged in to my home machine, there is almost guaranteed to be a display active (localhost:0). Even if I kill all instances of gpg-agent before running reprepro, the pinentry comes up on :0. Running `ps ax` shows that the pinentry process is being invoked using `pinentry --display localhost:10.0`, and yet PINENTRY STILL COMES UP ON :0 WITHOUT FAIL. Is pinentry ignoring its command line parameters? And how do I get it to behave? I can only manage this repository when I'm sitting at my home computer, which is not acceptable. -- Andrew Gallagher
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