Matt Schreiber

Fixed this up to be a bit saner -- no more subshell `echo`es, in other words :).

Resolved, a mere 12 weeks later ;).

Would really appreciate this feature! :+1:

@robinbowes -- thanks for sharing your setup! I had hoped to do something similar, but I've gotten pushback from colleagues who aren't enthusiastic about storing their credentials in a file...

Ran into a similar-seeming issue: - Using `yubikey-agent` (which relies on gopass's pinentry functionality under the hood) - With either `pinentry-tty` or `pinentry-curses` as the selected `pinentry` executable. The problem...

@talyz -- I've split up the changes into what I hope is a reasonably granular sequence. Found and fixed a few typos and other issues on the way, too :)....

> [L]ooks like it was moved in this PR #95 - with reference to #94 which doesn't seem to be an actual issue with the paths. So it also doesn't...

@jgarbora @Hordeking -- does this remain an issue?

@jgarbora -- couple of things: 1. Suggest you use systemd-resolved's stub resolver; see [here](https://github.com/jonathanio/update-systemd-resolved#stub-resolver) for instructions on setting it up. 2. Do you have access to the OpenVPN server configuration...

@tmccombs > It also looks like update-systemd-resolved doesn't call SetDefaultRoute. Should there be some way to configure this to set that? Please see #110 for support for (among other things)...