aports/main/pinentry/pinentry-curses-ss.post-install

#!/bin/sh

for i in gtk-2 gnome qt; do
	[ -f /usr/bin/pinentry-$i ] && exit 0
done

ln -sf pinentry-curses-ss /usr/bin/pinentry

exit 0
main/pinentry: move pinentry-curses with libsecret to pinentry-curses-ss libsecret was enabled in 8a8cf569dbe8e8e7aaf06de4e8cdf88a9709eafd for pinentry-gnome. However, pinentry-gnome was removed in eac1b684bdebeeea9a5671f3b223c3cc330aa345 in favour of pinentry-ui, but libsecret was not removed. > libsecret is a library for storing and retrieving passwords and > other secrets. It communicates with the "Secret Service" using D-Bus. > gnome-keyring and ksecretservice are both implementations of a > Secret Service. This is clearly intended for the desktop usage where users will typically use Gtk or Qt based pinentry, not curses-based pinentry. However, to maintain backward compatibility, I added subpackage pinentry-curses-ss that provides pinentry-curses variant built with libsecret. 2021-08-20 02:36:13 +02:00			`#!/bin/sh`

			`for i in gtk-2 gnome qt; do`
			`[ -f /usr/bin/pinentry-$i ] && exit 0`
			`done`

			`ln -sf pinentry-curses-ss /usr/bin/pinentry`

			`exit 0`
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