On Sonntag, 13. Oktober 2024 10:32:01 MESZ Mihir Rabade via Gnupg-users wrote: > I have configured git commit signing, which uses gpg. While trying to > commit, a pinentry gui popup comes up where I enter the password for my gpg > key. > I also configured KeepassXC's Freedesktop secret service integration to > save passwords after disabling kwallet & uninstalling gnome keyring. > Installed apps are correctly querying the API & keepassxc notifies which > process queried for password. (For eg Neochat, VS Code, Zed editor, etc) > > Now my issue is, that pinentry program is not offering to save passwords. > Nor does it query for gpg password. > This was working perfectly in KDE Neon with pinentry-gnome3. > But not Fedora 40 or EndeavourOS. I even tried other pinentry programs > (-gtk, -qt, -tty, -qt5, -gnome3...), but all of them ask for password on > prompt and none offer to save password.
The possibility to use a password manager via the secret service API is available in pinentry-qt*. I don't know anything about the others. Are you using KDE Plasma? In this case you will have to set the environment variable PINENTRY_KDE_USE_WALLET to a non-empty value. By default, pinentry- qt* will disable support for secret service if it detects that it's running in KDE Plasma to prevent a deadlock with KWallet using gpg to protect the passwords. Regards, Ingo
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