pinentry-touchid
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jorgelbg
Custom GPG pinentry program for macOS that allows using Touch ID for fetching the password from the macOS keychain.
## Describe the bug When running `echo "GETPIN" | pinentry-touchid` I get the following response ``` OK Hi from pinentry-touchid! OK 2022/06/06 10:54:16 Pinentry Serve returned error: EOF ``` pinentry-mac...
I would expect pinentry just passthrough the call to pinentry-mac, if laptop lid is closed, but instead it fails the hard way: ```sh /opt/homebrew/opt/pinentry-touchid/bin/pinentry-touchid 2021/12/15 05:39:17 pinentry-touchid does not support...
pinentry-mac falls back to pinentry-curses if the env var `PINENTRY_USER_DATA=USE_CURSES=1` is set, however pinentry-touchid does not respect this and will always prompt for touchid. This is needed when pinentry is...
Thanks for creating this tool! ## environment I'm using M1 Mac, OS X 12.1, gpg 2.3.4, pinentry-mac 1.1.1.1, pinentry-touchid 0.0.2. My GPG private key is on my [Yubikey 5C NFC](https://www.yubico.com/product/yubikey-5c-nfc/)....
Hi Jorge, Did you already manage to get pinentry-touchid to work with macOS 12.0.1? Or is it maybe already working for you? I installed it following your guide here on...
Why not just abandon the pinentry-mac, and getting the password by yourself?
Hi, I've been able to configure pinentry-mac to work and store the key's passphrase in the keychain, no issue whatsoever. But once I switch my ~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf to ``` default-cache-ttl 1...
## Describe the bug I have been trying to set up `pinentry-touchid` the whole day. First I run into the problem of the `pinentry` symlink using `pinentry-curse` that I have...
I was trying to export my keys and found that it's not possible in the command line using gpg --armor --export-secret-keys I end up using something like this: ``` echo...
## Description I managed to configure `pinentry-mac` to work nicely, but when I try to switch to `pinentry-touchid` I am unable to find a proper way of solving this problem....
