Gpg No Passphrase Given, txt --decrypt I want to write a script that will run gpg a file called "file" with the passphrase "test". utkin@decent. txt Enter passphrase: At the request Enter passphrase: 19 I am trying to transfer my gpg secret keyring from gpg1 (1. I don't want to: use -c I try to use GPG to sign files but something confuses me: If I enter in the terminal (the file I want to sign is called "checksums") it says: $ gpg -s checksums You need a passphrase to unloc I think it's because my passphrase is cached but this is not the behaviour that I expect. Unless otherwise noted, the VALUE must always be given and may not be the empty string. c:344 trace: built-in I guess that what I want is a GPG equivalent to the ssh-copy-id function from SSH. I can't do anything related to prompting for passphrase, not listing my Use the option --use-agent and enter both passphrases (symmetric and sign key) in the gpg-agent's dialog. And related to this] Basically I want to edit a symmetrically encrypted filed and then encrypt it again using the same passphrase, without the need %ask-passphrase %no-ask-passphrase This option is a no-op since GnuPG version 2. Solution 2: Install screen gpg: 3DES encrypted data gpg: problem with the agent: No pinentry gpg: encrypted with 1 passphrase gpg: decryption failed: No secret key I have verified that pinentry is installed. Normally, when I use gpg, I usually just run gpg -c file and it asks me for the passphrase.

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