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On Friday 11 Nov 2005 7:52 am, you wrote: |
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> I don't think you need unstable versions of gnupg and pinentry. I'm using |
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> stable versions and they work ok. gpg-agent OTOH is still ~x86 masked I |
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> guess. |
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Ok so I now emerged the stable packages and unmerged the hard masked packages |
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but still the same problem. |
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> have you checked that gpg-agent is indeed running? do a ps -C gpg-agent? |
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I passed the command you mentioned and gpg-agent is running. |
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> it it is not running (this will sound ugly but it has a purpose) have you |
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> tried logging out and in again from kde? the gpg-agent is started when |
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> users log into kde sessions (remember /usr/kde/3.4/env/agent-startup.sh?). |
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Actually I was so desperate that even restarted the system. Doesn't help. |
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I followed the instructions on this page |
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http://kmail.kde.org/kmail-pgpmime-howto.html#gnupg |
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When I pass the command "echo "test" | gpg -ase -r 0xDEADBEEF | gpg" as |
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mentioned on the page, I get an error that says "gpg: problem with the agent |
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- disabling agent use". Seems as though gpg-agent is not allowing |
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connections. Anyways to solve this problem. I am completely stumped. |
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Abhay |
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