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i reinstalled arch linux with kde plasma and when i installed google-chrome-stable it ask me to select the type of key, i selected gpg, created my gpg key and all, but when i open google-chrome-stable it says "inappropriate ioctl for device kde", please help
Edit: adding to .bashrc "export GPG_TTY=$(tty) now solves the problem but only for terminal, now in kwalletmanager says "No such file or directory" if I don't interact with gpg in terminal, if I put for example "echo "test" | gps --clearsign" and i put my secret key password it now open, but its only in that situation
Solution: install gtk 2 and leave empty ~/.gnupg/gnu.conf and gnu-agent.conf
Last edited by rVanxZ (2022-12-26 20:05:19)
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"inappropriate ioctl for device kde" makes absolutely zero sense
You probably get some ENOTTY for some reason in some context.
Don't paraphrase, post the actual I/O, https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=57855
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I fixed the title but can anyone help?
Last edited by rVanxZ (2022-12-26 18:48:24)
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I used this solution but it now pop up that the is no data https://d.sb/2016/11/gpg-inappropriate- … ice-errors
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I solved it just doing echo "test" | gpg --clearsign, but it's just temporally, i need to do it when I start my pc
Last edited by rVanxZ (2022-12-26 19:07:05)
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The pinentry-mode loopback is the part that do the no data error
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Stop bumping (edit your post if nobody has replied yet) and and stop paraphrasing.
I'll just guess you're originally hitting https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GnuPG# … for_device and now have glossed over that but still cannot open the gpg.
=> https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GnuPG#pinentry
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Thanks @seth!
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