My gpg key works just fine in a gnome-terminal when I'm logged in via the gnome display manager. New in stretch is that gnome now pops a windows for me to give the passphrase, which is really nice, but not so good if I'm remotely logged-in via SSH. Then I get the disturbing error,
gpg: public key decryption failed: Operation cancelled gpg: decryption failed: No secret key It turns out, when I'm still logged-in via the display manager, the passphrase prompt pops up locally. I have to force-logout gnome and kill gpg-agent to be able to run gpg remotely, and even so, the gpg-agent pops a sort of text window. It seems the terminal emulator cannot tell the difference. Is there a way to instruct gpg to request the passphrase in the old-fashioned way, in the terminal, when logged-in remotely via SSH? Thanks, Ricardo
