Excerpts from James Pearson's message of 2014-03-25 01:41:16 +0100: > I recently decided that I should start using GPG, primarily for signing > messages (not encrypting them). I'm looking at > https://github.com/sup-heliotrope/sup/wiki/gpg , and while I think I've got > everything set correctly, test messages aren't being signed. > > # .sup/config.yaml > 1 --- > 2 :accounts: > 3 :default: > [...] > 9 :gpgkey: '58DAFDEB' I don't use quotes, but don't know if it matters. > > # .sup/hooks/crypto-mode.rb > 1 crypto_selector.set_to :sign > > [$]> gem list | grep gpg > gpgme (2.0.5, 2.0.2) I'm using 2.0.5. What is the output of `rake test` in sup.git? It runs through a few gpg-tests as well. Could you cd to sup.git/test and do: $ ruby -I. -w test_crypto.rb -v Do you have gpg installed? What does sup tell you about the signature of this message (just below header)? > > and that should be it, right? But when I send an email to myself, I don't > get prompted for my GPG passphrase, and I don't see an .asc on the > receiving side. > > Any tips? I'm using sup 0.15.4. Is the crypto-selector visible in edit-mode? Is 'sign' selected? - gaute
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