sorry, then I interpreted your "enter password twice" wrong. take a look at the encrypted file (~/.password-store/google.com/gmail/[email protected] ) - is it in fact encrypted with gpg for that key?
On 11/23/2016 02:23 PM, Cycle London wrote: > Agent *is* running, but how could that cache my passphrase, when in fact I > have not entered that passphrase once, since the last time the Mac was > rebooted? > > On 23 November 2016 at 13:21, Lenz Weber <[email protected]> wrote: > >> most likely you have a gpg-agent running that caches your passphrase? >> >> On 11/23/2016 02:16 PM, Cycle London wrote: >> >> Hello, >> Trying to use 'pass' on my Mac, but it is displaying passwords without >> asking for my GPG ID. >> >> I run : `pass init 0x123456789` >> >> That gets me: >> >> Password store initialized for 0x123456789 >> >> I then add a password to test: >> >> `pass insert google.com/gmail/[email protected]` >> >> That gets me a password prompt twice, so I enter the password. >> >> I then try: >> >> `[~] john@Mac% (126) pass google.com/gmail/[email protected]` >> test >> >> Why doesn't it ask for my passphrase? >> >> FYI, '0x123456789' is what I get from `gpg --list-keys` and is the ID that >> comes after the key length in the output. >> >> What am I doing wrong, or is the Mac version broken ? >> >> >> >> >> Hello, >> Trying to use 'pass' on my Mac, but it is displaying passwords without >> asking for my GPG ID. >> >> I run : `pass init 0x123456789` >> >> That gets me: >> >> Password store initialized for 0x123456789 >> >> I then add a password to test: >> >> `pass insert google.com/gmail/[email protected]` >> <http://google.com/gmail/[email protected]%60> >> >> That gets me a password prompt twice, so I enter the password. >> >> I then try: >> >> `[~] john@Mac% (126) pass google.com/gmail/[email protected]` >> <http://google.com/gmail/[email protected]%60> >> test >> >> Why doesn't it ask for my passphrase? >> >> FYI, '0x123456789' is what I get from `gpg --list-keys` and is the ID that >> comes after the key length in the output. >> >> What am I doing wrong, or is the Mac version broken ? >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Password-Store mailing >> [email protected]http://lists.zx2c4.com/mailman/listinfo/password-store >> >> >> >> >> >> Agent *is* running, but how could that cache my passphrase, when in >> fact I have not entered that passphrase once, since the last time the >> Mac was rebooted? >> >> On 23 November 2016 at 13:21, Lenz Weber <[email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: >> >> most likely you have a gpg-agent running that caches your passphrase? >> >> >> On 11/23/2016 02:16 PM, Cycle London wrote: >>> Hello, >>> Trying to use 'pass' on my Mac, but it is displaying passwords without >>> asking for my GPG ID. >>> >>> I run : `pass init 0x123456789` >>> >>> That gets me: >>> >>> Password store initialized for 0x123456789 >>> >>> I then add a password to test: >>> >>> `pass insert google.com/gmail/[email protected] >>> <mailto:google.com/gmail/[email protected]>` >>> >>> That gets me a password prompt twice, so I enter the password. >>> >>> I then try: >>> >>> `[~] john@Mac% (126) pass google.com/gmail/[email protected] >>> <mailto:google.com/gmail/[email protected]>` >>> test >>> >>> Why doesn't it ask for my passphrase? >>> >>> FYI, '0x123456789' is what I get from `gpg --list-keys` and is the ID >>> that >>> comes after the key length in the output. >>> >>> What am I doing wrong, or is the Mac version broken ? >>> >>> Hello, Trying to use 'pass' on my Mac, but it is displaying >>> passwords without asking for my GPG ID. I run : `pass init >>> 0x123456789` >>> That gets me: Password store initialized for 0x123456789 >>> I then add a password to test: `pass insert >>> google.com/gmail/[email protected]` >>> <http://google.com/gmail/[email protected]%60> >>> That gets me a password prompt twice, so I enter the password. >>> I then try: `[~] john@Mac% (126) pass >>> google.com/gmail/[email protected]` >>> <http://google.com/gmail/[email protected]%60> test >>> Why doesn't it ask for my passphrase? >>> FYI, '0x123456789' is what I get from `gpg --list-keys` and is >>> the ID that comes after the key length in the output. >>> What am I doing wrong, or is the Mac version broken ? >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> Password-Store mailing list >>> [email protected] >>> <mailto:[email protected]> >>> http://lists.zx2c4.com/mailman/listinfo/password-store >>> <http://lists.zx2c4.com/mailman/listinfo/password-store> >>
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