Re: bug#67978: 29.1; ERC 5.5.0.29.1: Unnecessary .authinfo.gpg decryption causes connection failure to irc.libera.chat

"J.P." <[email protected]> writes:

> Hi Jake,
>
> Jake <[email protected]> writes:
>
>>> And is there anything relevant recorded in the
>>> "*Messages*" buffer?
>> Decrypting /home/jake/.authinfo.gpg...done
>> epa-file-insert-file-contents: Opening input file: Decryption failed,
>> , No secret key
>
> That's helpful, thanks. I believe what's happening in your case is that
> your Gnome Keyring's GPG integration needs attention, hopefully only in
> the configuration department. If libsecret has been authorized to store
> the key you're being prompted to provide a passphrase for, it should
> show up when you query the service over DBus. But before messing with
> that, make sure to tick the appropriate "remember this" box the next
> time you provide your passphrase in a popup dialog. From then on, you
> shouldn't be prompted, though you may have to log out and back in for it
> to stick [1].
>
> In any case, I think ERC users should be allowed to ignore errors
> signaled by its default `auth-source' queries, so I've added a prompt
> that asks whether to proceed anyway when one occurs. It's preceded by an
> annoying warning, which you can customize away in the usual fashion, in
> this case by setting the option `warning-suppress-types' or
> `warning-suppress-log-types' to include the list (erc auth-source).
>
> Feel free to try out the changes on HEAD [2] and report back. If that's
> too much trouble, you can wait for ERC 5.6, which should be released in
> the coming weeks.

Closing this because it appears action was taken without any subsequent
feedback. If the issue remains, feel free to reopen. Thanks.