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<farkuhar>
r0ni: `finddeps pinentry` does reveal eager linking of gcr3 into the pinentry package, so I can understand why you might have wanted to add gcr3 among the pinentry deps. This insertion wouldn't cause a dependency cycle if there were no such link gnupg => pinentry.
<farkuhar>
According to finddeps, gnupg has no dynamic linking with pinentry, it's just a runtime dependency. You could delete pinentry from the gnupg deps, but you'd need to warn the user about the loss of functionality from doing only the minimal depinst.
<cruxbot>
[contrib.git/3.7]: httpbin: fixed url, source and footprint
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<r0ni>
farkuhar i originally had it named 'pinentry-gtk' but recently changed it when i noticed it fails to install since it overwrites the existing /usr/bin/pinentry, since that file is actually gimped in the distro with a wrong filename, so i decided it best to "append" any existing install of pinentry with the gnome3 binary as well. but to ensure it built properly i added gcr3 to deps, only to find this issue, but now I see the cycle where I
<r0ni>
hadn't noticed prior
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<r0ni>
ff/thunderbird zero day effecting everything below 117.0.1 / ESR 115.2.1/102.15.1 - thunderbird prior to 102.15.1 / 115.2.2 afaik the vuln is being exploited
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[opt.git/3.7]: [notify] thunderbird-bin: updated to version 115.2.2
<farkuhar>
r0ni: Heh, I guess if you want the gnome3 binary then sajcho's solution --disable-pinentry-{fltk,gnome3,gtk2,qt,qt5,tqt} would not work for you.
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<farkuhar>
r0ni: the portdb has pinentry-gnome3 in the nullspoon repo, and pinentry-allenable in sajcho's repo. Maybe take a look at those ports to get some ideas.