> I am trying to use pass with gpg-agent provided by gpgtools on OS X. > However when I run init I get the following: > > You are not running gpg-agent. This means that you will need to enter > your password for each and every gpg file that pass processes. This > could be quite tedious. > > However the gpg-agent process is running. Does anyone have any tips on > using gpgtools and pass together? > > Thanks, Jarod
I like using keychain by funtoo.org. You can install it with `brew install keychain`. Then in your ~/.bash_profile add the following: eval `keychain --eval --agents gpg DEADBEEF` Be sure to replace DEADBEEF with the corresponding 8 character public key id. `gpg --list-public-keys` When you first open a terminal you'll be asked to unlock your gpg key. Then you'll have to enter it again when you want to unlock a password using `pass`, but after that you won't have to enter it again for a set period of time. Caleb
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