On 29/01/16 19:32, Bjarni Runar Einarsson wrote:
> If the user only has one public/private key pair, I assume the
> experience isn't too bad, GnuPG will just make a guess. But if
> the user has multiple keys, do they have to enter the passphrase
> for each in succession, as gpg tries to guess how t
> I somehow can't get GPGME to work with a custom configuration
> directory for GnuPG. Every time I set a path any key generation fails
> with a GPGME_ERR_GENERAL afterwards.
Let's tackle this.
> const char* dir = "/home/myuser/crypttest";
So far so good.
> // error = gpgme_set_engine_info(GPGM
Hello again,
I somehow can't get GPGME to work with a custom configuration directory for
GnuPG. Every time I set a path any key generation fails with a
GPGME_ERR_GENERAL afterwards. There is nothing special about how I set the path:
gpgme_engine_info_t info;
gpgme_error_t error;
con
