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trezorctl clear-session
Using a trezor safe 3 with force input of passphrase on device.
Initialized a GnuPG key using trezor-gpg init with a passphrase on the device.
trezor-gpg init
Set environment variable GNUPGHOME to ~/.gnupg/trezor.
GNUPGHOME
~/.gnupg/trezor
When calling gpg -d or gpg -s the first time, the device will ask for the passphrase.
gpg -d
gpg -s
On subsequent calls, no passphrase is asked which is expected since it has already been entered.
But after calling trezorctl clear-session, the next call to gpg -d or gpg -s will ask for the PIN but not for the passphrase.
Is that an issue with trezorctl clear-session which doesn't correctly clear the passphrase?
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Using a trezor safe 3 with force input of passphrase on device.
Initialized a GnuPG key using
trezor-gpg init
with a passphrase on the device.Set environment variable
GNUPGHOME
to~/.gnupg/trezor
.When calling
gpg -d
orgpg -s
the first time, the device will ask for the passphrase.On subsequent calls, no passphrase is asked which is expected since it has already been entered.
But after calling
trezorctl clear-session
, the next call togpg -d
orgpg -s
will ask for the PIN but not for the passphrase.Is that an issue with
trezorctl clear-session
which doesn't correctly clear the passphrase?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: