(pre)cache password rather than use allow-loopback-pinentry

[Werner Koch]

On Sat, 29 Jul 2017 20:24, dirkx at webweaving.org said:

> Lovely. Is there any way one can suppress the fingerprint of the primary key (as when doing line oriented things; bith the ’sec’ and ’ssb’ line are followed by structurally identical ‘fpr’ lines)?

No.  You should use a simple state machine to process them: if you want
to get the fingerprints of the subkey, wait for "sub" or "ssb" and catch
the fpr or grp lines until you see another "sub" or "ssb" line.
Something like this:

    awk -F: '$1 == "pub" || $1=="sec" {subseen=0; next}
      $1=="sub" || $1=="ssb" {subseen=1; next}
      $1=="fpr" && subseen {print $10}'


Salam-Shalom,

   Werner

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