https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=155125
--- Comment #6 from Patrick Luby <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Alex Thurgood from comment #4) > FWIW, I have two machines (MBPro & macmini, both Arm silicon, both running > Ventura) where LO refuses to see any of the GPG keys that I have in my home > folder, be it under .gnupg, the old .gnupg_pre2.1 folder, or any of these > folders when unhidden. > > GPGSuite 2023.2 has no problem finding and displaying those keys for me. > > Finding the keys has to work reliably, above all else, otherwise, what's the > point of having the functionality? I don't know anything about what code searches for your GPG keys. That said, are you using the Mac App Store version of LibreOffice? I ask because in Mac App Store applications, the "macOS sandbox" sets your home folder for each Mac App Store application to a hidden folder. For example, when running LibreOffice's Mac App Store version, your home folder is the following: ~/Library/Containers/org.libreoffice.script/Data/ If you are using the LibreOffice Mac App Store version, what happens if you copy all of ~/.gnupg to ~/Library/Containers/org.libreoffice.script/Data/ are restart LibreOffice? Note: you have copy, not create a softlink or macOS alias as the "macOS sandbox" does not have access to read files in your real home folder without a bunch of steps. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
