I set the key I use with Licq as my default key and now pinentry asks for the same correct passphrase twice as it should, so that problem is taken care of, but Licq still does not decrypt messages. Perhaps I need to set an environmental variable someplace. I use Debian, which is sometimes quirky this way ;)
The network window shows: 18:02:29: [WRN] gpgme message decryption failed: No Passphrase Same error I have been getting since I installed gpg-agent. -- Andrew > > Oh one more oddity is that when I enter my passphrase, pinentry asks for two > passphrases and the first one is not the passphrase for the key I use with > Licq. This is the command I use: > > echo "test" | gpg -ase -r 0x2B0E07C6 | gpg > > the key shown is the one I use with Licq, but the first passphrase pinentry > requests is not one used with that key. I do not have a default key set in > my gnupg config. I will try setting the Licq key as the default to see what > happens. Andrew -- GnuPG Key ID 0xF1EA7653
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