On 20.04.18 00:05, Jeff Burdges wrote: > >> The relevant question is: why is gpg not found automatically by pEp if >> it's installed in /opt/local/bin? I see two possible answers: >> 1. /opt/local/bin is not in the PATH environment variable >> 2. the version installed in /opt/local/bin is not compatible with pEp. >> pEp requires gpg 2.0.30, or 2.1.17 and newer. >> I suspect that (1) is true. > > Yup, that’s always the problem, thanks. > > There are numerous minor annoyances like this due to MacPorts adjusting the > PATH only in the user's profile, presumably instead of /etc/paths.d. I know > MacPorts separates itself from MacOS libraries as much as possible, but maybe > this occurs simply so that /opt/local/bin appears before the entries of > /etc/paths, but not when running macOS applications, including Thunderbird.
I'm considering wrapping the execution of the adapter server into a login shell, which should make it inherit the newest /etc/paths.d. - Claudio
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