I had the similar thing. I had the gpg and gpg2 binaries, both pointing to GPG version 2.0.30. I wasn’t being prompted for my passphrase.
In your bash profile (I did it in my .zshrc file) add the following line:
export GPG_TTY=$(tty)
I had the similar thing. I had the gpg and gpg2 binaries, both pointing to GPG version 2.0.30. I wasn’t being prompted for my passphrase.
In your bash profile (I did it in my .zshrc file) add the following line:
export GPG_TTY=$(tty)