On Wed, Jul 10 2013, Peter Feigl wrote:
> Just in case anyone is interested, I wrote a simple pinentry-emacs
> script, that uses emacsclient to ask inside emacs for the password.
>
> Probably not secure, but I'm the only one accessing this host.
>
> https://github.com/ecraven/pinentry-emacs
>
>
Just in case anyone is interested, I wrote a simple pinentry-emacs
script, that uses emacsclient to ask inside emacs for the password.
Probably not secure, but I'm the only one accessing this host.
https://github.com/ecraven/pinentry-emacs
Finally things seem to work reliably :)
Greetings,
> But this seems to be related to pinentry-curses, not notmuch, so I'll
> try to take it somewhere there, maybe they or the tmux people can help
> me :)
Further investigation shows that pinentry-curses doesn't work under
TERM=dumb (which emacs seems to use), and I cannot find a way to make
MML
Daniel Kahn Gillmor writes:
> The route i suggest above (with pinentry-curses might be what you're
> describing here. when you say "messes up the display temporarily" can
> you be more specific about what it does to the display? this may be a
> bug in pinentry-curses that could be fixed.
Daniel Kahn Gillmor writes:
> Hm, interesting. I bet we could figure out a way to do this with
> existing OpenSSH without needing to patch anything, as long as you're
> willing to use helper utilities like socat.
Heh, yeah, I also experimented with going down this route. I wrote an
overly
Daniel Kahn Gillmor writes:
> The fewer tools that handle your OpenPGP passphrase the better, and
> future versions of GnuPG will not be able to work without the gpg-agent
> anyway (all secret key activity will be handled by the agent as of gnupg
> version 2.1, if i understand upstream's
On 07/08/2013 08:19 AM, Neil Roberts wrote:
> Heh, yeah, I also experimented with going down this route. I wrote an
> overly complicated C program? to manage launching the two SSH sessions.
> That also only handles one session, but yeah I guess you could get the
> program to relaunch the SSH
Hi Niel--
On 07/08/2013 07:07 AM, Neil Roberts wrote:
> Both machines are trusted personal machines so I can put the keys on
> either (or both).
cool, this makes it a little bit easier.
> I think what would be ideal is if OpenSSH could
> support gpg-agent forwarding like it does for ssh-agent.
On 07/08/2013 02:45 AM, craven at gmx.net wrote:
> This is what I have tried too :) My setup is as follows:
> I run emacs in non-window mode (-nw) on a server machine under tmux (a
> terminal multiplexer, like screen). I connect to this via SSH from
> different machines (maybe even across multiple
Hi,
I've recently started using notmuch to try and read PGP-encrypted
email. However the trouble is I normally access my email remotely via
SSH and it's very difficult to get gpg-agent to work in those
circumstances. I've therefore made some patches to try and get Emacs
to prompt for the
Hi Niel--
On 07/07/2013 07:14 AM, Neil Roberts wrote:
I've recently started using notmuch to try and read PGP-encrypted
email. However the trouble is I normally access my email remotely via
SSH and it's very difficult to get gpg-agent to work in those
circumstances. I've therefore made some
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