Hi,
Le Roy Francis writes:
> My snippet works just fine if not for the pinentry.
Please reconsider. Your code may work today, but if you are not using
gpgme, it will likely break in the future.
> Is there a way of
> avoiding the pinentry pop-up and enter the pin in STDIN ? Is gpg
> --pinentry-
My snippet works just fine if not for the pinentry. Is there a way of
avoiding the pinentry pop-up and enter the pin in STDIN ? Is gpg
--pinentry-mode loopback of any use ?
Thanks.
FLR.
Le 17/09/2016 à 13:59, Le Roy Francis a écrit :
> I have found another way, as my project is based on node js.
I have found another way, as my project is based on node js. I use the
child_process package to launch gpg. I have already wrote a function to
generate a new key pair directly in a smart card. Nonetheless, if I fail to
create a node js function good enough for my needs, I give your solution a tr
On Fri, 16 Sep 2016 20:45, thecisso...@hotmail.fr said:
> Hi, how can I interface directly with gpg via gpgme like in the
> gpgme_op_edit. Is gpgme_op_spawn of any use in this case ? Is there an
> equivalent of gpgme_op_assuan_transact_ext for GPG ?
Yes, you need to implement the callback for gpgm
Hi, how can I interface directly with gpg via gpgme like in the
gpgme_op_edit. Is gpgme_op_spawn of any use in this case ? Is there an
equivalent of gpgme_op_assuan_transact_ext for GPG ?
Thanks.
FLR
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