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@ai-ecoverse/wasix-gnupg

v2.4.9-2

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GnuPG 2.4 for slicc WASIX: gpg, gpgv, gpg-agent, gpgconf, gpg-connect-agent

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@ai-ecoverse/wasix-gnupg

GnuPG 2.4 for the slicc wasm realm (WASIX): gpg (also gpg2), gpgv, gpg-agent, gpgconf and gpg-connect-agent. libgpg-error, libgcrypt, libassuan, libksba and npth are linked in statically.

gpg --batch --passphrase '' --quick-gen-key 'Me <[email protected]>' default default never
echo hi | gpg --clearsign | gpg --verify
git config --global gpg.program gpg && git commit -S -m signed
  • Keyring: ~/.gnupg (or $GNUPGHOME) on the VFS.
  • gpg-agent starts on first use, detached, and later commands reach it through $GNUPGHOME/S.gpg-agent on the realm's loopback namespace. It caches passphrases as usual (default-cache-ttl).
  • Passphrases: there is no pinentry program. gpg defaults to --pinentry-mode loopback and asks on the terminal (/dev/tty), also when git runs it with its stdio piped. Without a terminal (the agent's bash tool), use unprotected keys or --batch --passphrase-fd.

Not included

gpgsm (S/MIME), scdaemon (smartcards), dirmngr (keyservers, CRLs), keyboxd, gpgtar, the WKS tools, TOFU (needs SQLite), compression (--disable-zip: messages from other GnuPGs that are compressed do not decrypt yet).

Known limitations

  • WASIX has no sessions or process groups (setsid/setpgid). A detached gpg-agent stays in the process group of the command that started it, so a ^C to that same foreground job also reaches the agent (it shuts down; the next gpg starts a new one).
  • gpg-agent --daemon PROGRAM (run a program under the agent) needs fork and is not supported.

How it is built

packages/wasix-gnupg/build.sh in homescoop; the patches and upstream tarball checksums ship in patches/ and SOURCES.md.

  • Spawns are posix_spawn (no fork); gpg-agent --daemon detaches by starting itself again.
  • Built against wasix-sysroot 2025.9.30-15 or later, whose libc reports files as the realm user's (GnuPG refuses a homedir it does not own).

License: GPL-3.0-or-later (GnuPG); the libraries' licenses are in licenses/.