Dark Penguin wrote:
> > > maybe it would make sense to disregard GPG_AGENT_INFO if it points to
> > > GNOME Keyring one, or maybe even disregard it always, or maybe even
> > > have GPA use another fixed path to always connect to "our"
> > > gpg-agent?
> >
> > GnuPG 2.1 already always uses a fixed
I'm not sure if this idea makes sense, but maybe it would be easy to
add a check on the version of said gpg-agent before attempting to use
it?..
I know certain recent versions of GnuPG complain and warn about the
hijacking, but that is during usage on the terminal.
Then this should definitely
On 08/12/15 13:16, Peter Lebbing wrote:
> The problem
> is that two software projects want opposite things; this would lead to
> an arms race.
What might be a better "fix", IMHO, would be to have GPA also warn about
this, so people know what to do. Perhaps with another environment
variable GPG_NO_
On Tue, 08 Dec 2015 13:16:29 +0100,
Peter Lebbing wrote:
> Again, no. Lots of programs get vague problems. It's just that it used
> to be that GNOME Keyring said "those problems are in GnuPG", whereas the
> GnuPG project said "those problems are caused by GNOME Keyring breaking
> our software". The
On 08/12/15 00:00, Dark Penguin wrote:
> Erm... sorry, I am still not very good with understanding the bug
> report flow; I would have checked the Debian GPA bug page before
> writing here if I knew about its existence. ^_^' And yes, here it is,
> my "Unsupported certificate" bug!..
No problem, it
I am sure I've installed all updates and security-updates. I wanted to
confirm the existence of another bug, so I've upgraded everything.
Debian has gpg installed by default; I did not run it before installing
GPA - naturally, I would expect GPA to run it itself if it needs it.
Also, in Debian
On Mon 2015-12-07 01:24:55 +0100, "da...@gbenet.com" wrote:
> The first thing to say is - when installing any Linux distro you need to
> ensure that the
> distro has installed every software update every security fix first. This is
> important when
> installing GPA Kleopatra and KGPG.
>
> Every
On 07/12/15 01:24, da...@gbenet.com wrote:
> Every Linux distro has gnupg installed - so at a terminal just type gpg -
> this will create ALL the folders and files needed (.gnupg) it's pointless
> installing GPA without running gpg first - I think it's pretty silly.
Eh? I don't find it silly at al
On 05/12/15 19:33, Dark Penguin wrote:
> I wanted to report a few bugs in GPA that I've been getting on Debian
> Squeeze, but I thought
> I should check if they still exist in the latest version. So, I've installed
> Debian Jessie
> and got the latest release (0.9.9) to see if there was any impro
I wanted to report a few bugs in GPA that I've been getting on Debian
Squeeze, but I thought I should check if they still exist in the latest
version. So, I've installed Debian Jessie and got the latest release
(0.9.9) to see if there was any improvement since few years ago.
So, I start "gpa".
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