#Gpg suite error how to
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Make sure that it has been set to a real tty device and not just to ‘/dev/tty’ i.e. bash_profile on the GitHub docs hereįrom GnuPG: 'The far most common reason for this is that the environment variable GPG_TTY has not been set correctly. bash_profile has been correctly configured with export GPG_TTY=$(tty).Īn interesting note on this from the official GnuPG docs shows a syntax discrepency between their way, and the way you are instructed to append this to. So my next focus was the config files themselves, but as has been stated before the credentials match the key in. I added my user to all kinds of groups, including root, and this also had no effect so I think I can safely rule out the following: So being that I can reproduce this problem across vscode official, oss code, and vscodium, as well as bash, I thought maybe this was a permissions related issue, as so many problems with linux typically are.

#Gpg suite error how to

To rule out the gpg-agent theory as described here I followed the instructions on how to reload gpg-agent using the $ gpg-connect-agent reloadagent /bye command demonstrated on the Arch Linux Wiki Okay so day number 2 of trying to fix this. Whats interesting also is that by doing echo 'test' | gpg -clearsign I get the same results: it works for a short period of time, then I can't sign anymore. Gpg-agent: gpg-agent running and available There were a few macos users posting about having a stalled gpg-agent running in the background and it fixed it for them, however, I am seeing: website]$ gpg-agent What I have noticed is that after committing without signing, it will work immediately after: I get prompted for my key passphrase the first time, then it works on subsequent commits until a seemingly random number of minutes later, it just doesn't work anymore and the process has to be repeated. Not sure where else to go with this one, as I've tried it across newly initialized local repos as well as repos that I've pulled from github both with official MS vscode (AUR) and OSS version, in the vscode terminal emulator as well as gnome terminal with same results so it has to be either a git thing or a gnugp thing.

Same config as last time, user.name and user.email both match each key I've been trying it with. > git commit -quiet -allow-empty-message -file -S > git for-each-ref -format %(refname) %(objectname) -sort -committerdateįailed to watch ref '/home/dw/dev/website/.git/refs/remotes/origin/master', is most likely packed.Įrror: ENOENT: no such file or directory, watch '/home/dw/dev/website/.git/refs/remotes/origin/master'Īt FSWatcher.start (internal/fs/watchers.js:165:26)Īt Object.t.watch (/usr/lib/code/extensions/git/dist/main.js:1:604919)Īt T.updateTransientWatchers (/usr/lib/code/extensions/git/dist/main.js:1:83965)Īt e.fire (/usr/lib/code/out/vs/workbench/services/extensions/node/extensionHostProcess.js:46:87)Īt e.updateModelState (/usr/lib/code/extensions/git/dist/main.js:1:103179) > git rev-parse -symbolic-full-name git rev-list -left-right master.refs/remotes/origin/master I've tried adding export GPG_TTY=$(tty) to. I've tried everything that I've been able to find on this site, and nothing works. UPDATE: Oddly, I'm back to this same issue almost a month later after a fresh arch install. Only thing I can think of is maybe I biffed the directory somehow? Either way, it works now. I restarted vscode (not the first time I've done this in this process) and voilà, it works. I do not get this now, just the error dialog. Typically when I commits in the past I would get a dialog box requesting GPG authentication upon commit.

#Gpg suite error code

set 'git.enableCommitSigning': true in Visual Studio Code settings.furthermore I can't find a way to copy the output log nor can I find where that log is so here is a pic: I'm using Visual Studio Code, proprietary, not opensource version.Įxcludesfile = /home/dweaver/.gitignore_global

#Gpg suite error install

new do to ' ' from ' ' subject ' gpg test ' body ' encrypt me! ' add_file ' some_attachment.After a fresh Linux install I'm trying to set up my environment and I keep getting the Git: gpg failed to sign the data error upon committing changes locally. Or install it yourself as: $ gem install mail-gpgĬonstruct your Mail object as usual and specify you want it to be encrypted InstallationĪdd this line to your application's Gemfile: gem ' mail-gpg ' Wild as described in this Know your PGP implementation blog.

There may still be GPG encrypted messages that can not be handled by the library, as there are some legacy formats used in the This gem adds GPG/MIME encryption capabilities to the Ruby Mailįor maximum interoperability the gem also supports decryption of messages using the non-standard 'PGP-Inline' methodĪs for example supported in the Mozilla Enigmail OpenPGP plugin.