Closed arichiardi closed 5 years ago
Unfortunately I have a very limited knowledge of gpg, but: Running
$ gpg --batch --pinentry-mode loopback --passphrase-fd 0 --armour --detach-sign <a file of your choosing>
from the terminal will prompt you (without a prompt) to enter your pgp passphrase (which will be output in cleartext):
$ gpg --batch --pinentry-mode loopback --passphrase-fd 0 --armour --detach-sign project.clj
<passphrase redacted>
$
Worked for me, so I guess the question is if it works for you?
It seems like it was a problem on my end actually, so I had two gpg signing keys and apparently I was inputing the wrong password, sorry about that, closing!
Cool, I'm just happy it wasn't my fault :)
Hi again!
It seems like there could be a problem with keys/subkeys because every time I insert my gpg passphrase I receive a:
Is there any additional setting for gpg signing?
Everything else works fine so I exclude a setup problem in my
bash
variables for gpg.