cruegge
commented
2 years ago That's not possible. All pam-gnupg does is to send your login password to gpg to unlock your keys. If you never enter your password, there's no way to make it work.
Closed marcSoda closed 2 years ago
cruegge
commented
2 years ago That's not possible. All pam-gnupg does is to send your login password to gpg to unlock your keys. If you never enter your password, there's no way to make it work.
I have seen several posts insinuating that this application can be used to unlock a gpg key at login, but with no mention on how to do it. Is this possible? If so, how? On login I use pam_gnupg to unlock my gpg key with my password, but I would like to use the fingerprint sensor to do the same thing.