Closed ThisIsMissEm closed 2 years ago
Had the same when installing with Homebrew and got it fixed installing manually
Turns out it's an issue because those are installing 0.0.2, the stable release, not the release candidate for 0.0.3
@jorgelbg can we update?
@jorgelbg can you tag a v0.0.3 release?
Sorry for the delay, version v0.0.3 has been tagged and released with both the -check
and -fix
flags. It also includes a couple of additional features (like working in clamshell mode).
Describe the bug
I just installed pinentry-touchid from homebrew, and I'm following the readme, and when I run:
I get the message:
pinentry-touchid -check
works fine though.System information
macOS
GPG
Output of
gpg --version
Installed via Homebrew? yes
Configuration
gpgconf
.I couldn't actually get gpgconf to interact at all with my
~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf
file, changes there just weren't respected, andgpgconf
always output the same, even after restarting:As such the rest of the questions here aren't particularly answerable. The issue from
pinentry-touchid -fix
does seem directly that it's just missing that CLI flag.Logs
gpg-agent
:It would be very useful for us if you could enable the
basic
debug info for yourgpg-agent
and attach the generated log. Add the following to your~/.gpg-agent.conf
:Reload
gpg-agent
with the following command:Add/attach the relevant section of the log to this issue (feel free to redact your key IDs).
pinentry-touchid
:pinentry-touchid
also generates its own log which you can find in$TMPDIR/pinentry-touchid.log
.