[kmail2] [Bug 317358] sending signed messages with gpg no more works

[Daniel Moyne]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=317358

--- Comment #3 from Daniel Moyne <daniel.moyne at free.fr> ---
I am using keys that worked before built with the normal procedure with :
gpgsm --gen-key

and anyways it is not a problem of keys as as explained in my bug report if I
do this in a konsole :
eval "`gpg-agent --daemon`"
kmail
it works and without asking for anything.

But if I use the normal way with, when opening a KDE session, execution of the
following script "start-gpg-agent.sh" located in "/home/my_user/.kde/Autostart"
and containing this :
#!/bin/sh
eval "`gpg-agent --daemon`"
it does not work when trying to send a signed message. The first time it opens
a window  saying that KWallet CLI has requested to open kdewallet. When I
follow the procedure nothing happens: the message is never sent.

The question is for me as user what is the difference between konsole procedure
asking for nothing and the normal one when after opening my kde session I use
kmail?

What is more surprising is that if I open a konsole right after opening my KDE
session if I do :
echo $GPG_AGENT_INFO
I get someting like this :
/tmp/gpg-hywGcN/S.gpg-agent:3873:1
but if I open Kmail in this konsole sending a signed message does not work. I
all cases in my konsole I have to do :
eval "`gpg-agent --daemon`"
each time before executing kmail.

This configuration problem arose when I migrated from kubuntu 13.04 to 13.10

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