On Mar 29, 2011, at 14:47, Charly Avital wrote: > [...] > That indicates that you have MacGPG2 installed and running. > > You may have also, and probably have GPG 1.4.11 installed as well. You're perfectly right. Anyway now I removed GPG 1.4.11, at least for the time being. So my gpg version (via gpg --version) is 2.0.17
> Both gpg1 and MacGPG2 can be installed and run alongside in the same > computer, without interfering with each other. If I recall correctly I already had gpg 1.4.11 and MacGPG2 together, but without issues. > But since you are running: > X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.1084) > GPGMail will use MacGPG2 by default. > MacGPG2 needs gpg-agent to be running and available. > > You further indicated in your recent post: >>>> and ~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf? >> I don't have it. > > I believe that the cause of the problem you are experiencing is due to > two items: > > 1. Your gpg.conf does not contain the option use-agent > 2. Your gnupg home directory does not contain gpg-agent.conf, where from > gpg-agent will read its options. > > If you wish to keep on using MacGPG2 with your GPGMail, I suggest: > 1. Please add the option use-agent to your gpg.conf file. > 2. Please add to ~/.gnupg/ a subfolder (sub-directory, semantics are not > really important) named gpg-agent.conf > 3. Please write into that gpg-conf.conf some basic options that > gpg-agent will use for its functioning such as: > [...] > > Hope this helps, Alas, it didn't (or maybe I didn't follow your suggestions correctly). I uncommented the use-agent option in gpg-conf and created gpg-agent.conf file with the options you suggested. Since it didn't work I tried removing GPGTools together with all the preferences in the library (I didn't dare to touch the conf files in .gnupg lest to mess with what I modified some time ago). I also commented again the use agent option in gpg.conf. Now things seem to work, even if pinentry insists in giving me strange messages on the console: 29/3/11 23:29:34 [0x0-0x2a02a].org.gpgtools.pinentry-mac[414] pinentry-mac: invalid option -- p 29/3/11 23:29:34 [0x0-0x2a02a].org.gpgtools.pinentry-mac[414] pinentry-mac: invalid option -- s 29/3/11 23:29:34 [0x0-0x2a02a].org.gpgtools.pinentry-mac[414] pinentry-mac: invalid option -- n 29/3/11 23:29:34 [0x0-0x2a02a].org.gpgtools.pinentry-mac[414] pinentry-mac: invalid option -- _ 29/3/11 23:29:34 [0x0-0x2a02a].org.gpgtools.pinentry-mac[414] pinentry-mac: invalid option -- 0 29/3/11 23:29:34 [0x0-0x2a02a].org.gpgtools.pinentry-mac[414] pinentry-mac: invalid option -- _ 29/3/11 23:29:34 [0x0-0x2a02a].org.gpgtools.pinentry-mac[414] pinentry-mac: invalid option -- 1 29/3/11 23:29:34 [0x0-0x2a02a].org.gpgtools.pinentry-mac[414] pinentry-mac: invalid option -- 7 29/3/11 23:29:34 [0x0-0x2a02a].org.gpgtools.pinentry-mac[414] pinentry-mac: invalid option -- 2 29/3/11 23:29:34 [0x0-0x2a02a].org.gpgtools.pinentry-mac[414] pinentry-mac: invalid option -- 0 29/3/11 23:29:34 [0x0-0x2a02a].org.gpgtools.pinentry-mac[414] pinentry-mac: invalid option -- 7 29/3/11 23:29:34 [0x0-0x2a02a].org.gpgtools.pinentry-mac[414] pinentry-mac: invalid option -- 4 Thank you very much for the kind support and walkthrough (also the following mail helped, even if pinentry-mac didn't pop up to ask me for my passphrase). lab
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