[Enigmail] Enigmail passphrase entry with GnuPG2 - possible to not use gpg-agent?

[Mark Rousell]

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>> I see that when Enigmail is being used with GnuPG2, it automatically
>> uses the pinentry program for passphrase entry and cacheing.
> 
>> For various reasons I'd prefer to to continue using Enigmail's own
>> passphrase dialog and cacheing with GnuPG2, just as I did with GnuPG1.
> 
>> Is there a way to do this?
> 
> Open the OpenPGP Preferences >> Advanced Tab and make sure the box next
> to "use GPG Agent to cache passphrase" is _not_ checked.

Thanks for the response. Unfortunately that option seems to have no
effect when using GnuPG2. The setting is remembered as far as Enigmail's
preferences dialog is concerned but the gpg-agent program is always used
no matter what the setting is.

In fact it was noticing that this setting seemed to have no effect that
caused me to ask this question.


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