Shouldn't gpg just ask for the key that is used to the encrypted data? With which key id did you do `pass init` (or what is in $PASSWORD_STORE_DIR/.gpg-id)? Or check which key was used to encrypt the file in question with `gpg -d` directly.
If the password store was initialized with the wrong gpg key (id) you can change it with another `pass init` (see the man page for more). Quoting George Rawlinson (2017-02-14 22:50:32) > I've got a Yubikey 4 with some GPG keys on it, but I do not want to use > this for pass. I wish to use my other keys but GPG/pass wishes for my key > to be inserted. > > How can I get around this?
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