On 07/12/2019 09:27, Carlos E. R. wrote:
On 07/12/2019 04.55, Anton Aylward wrote:
On 06/12/2019 22:11, Carlos E. R. wrote:
Well, PGP/GPG stuff is started earlier and is ready and available when I open any terminal, CLI, or GUI program.
[snip] The GUI session stuff takes care of starting the agents, not the bash profile. You are fighting the system. Let instead the system work for you. You do not need to start the agents in your bash files.
I don't see an XDG for my situation, plasma/kde5
I print the process tree and there seems to be a disconnect between the stuff from SDDM, and I'm not sure how it identifies any gpg agent, and the kdeinit5 that starts up the session that I actually use, including the Konsole session. it looks nothing like what you have above.
Well, I use XFCE. The trick in XFCE is to "Launch Gnome services on startup", under All settings/Advanced. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
So what's the KDE equivalent? I look at what's under 'systemsettings5' and it is heavily itemized. Obviously this is not 'appearance', but it's not yast either. "Start up"? Well "autostart" starts up 'fetchmail' but it doesn't offer a menu of what's available. I did put in lxrandr to set to 1280x1024 initially 'cos for some reason the DID wasn't seen, but now it is so that's turned off. There's a whole pile of 'background services and startup services that make up KDE but the GPG/PGP isn't among them. These are things like the device notifier, removable device automounter, touchpad and WATCOM pad managers. There doesn't seem to be any way to add to these.
Then in the list of applications automatically started I see "Certificate and Key Storage", "SSH Key Agent", "Seahorse Key Agent" (Remember PGP passphrase)"
(and it is possible there is an even better way)
Surely KDE has equivalent settings.
The best I can see is the 'autostart', but that get back to this issue of manual input of the secret phrase.
Create a new user, login, and find the graphical tool to create PGP keys. There must be a setting to handle the agents.
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