Op 06-11-16 om 04:52 schreef H.S.:
So, how do I tell gpg to work on std in when on a terminal instead of
relying on a graphical session?
The man page for gpg-agent suggests you can set that with the
--pinentry-program option. I haven't tried this myself, but adding
something like
pinentry-program /usr/bin/pinentry-curses
to ~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf should work (provided the package
pinentry-curses is installed, of course). You probably have to make the
gpg-agent reload its configuration for that to take effect.
A web search for 'force gpg-agent to use terminal' came up with some
interesting pages, but most of those refer to the previous version of
gpg2/gpg-agent so some of the suggestions are no longer valid (like the
one that mentions --no-use-agent - that simply won't work anymore).
Regards,
Frank
