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gpg: 2048R/FA829B53: skipped: No public key

shows a wrong pass initialization. You initialized pass with the command pass init 2048R/FA829B53 whereas you should do it with the command pass init FA829B53. To solve the problem you should change the content of the file ~/.password-store/.gpg-id from 2048R/FA829B53 to FA829B53 and commit changes.

PS

All @Łukasz Lis advises are correct and you should complete them too. In other case you won't be able to decrypt the pass:

$ pass -c test

will give you an error: gpg: decryption failed: No secret key

Output line

gpg: 2048R/FA829B53: skipped: No public key

shows a wrong pass initialization. You initialized pass with the command pass init 2048R/FA829B53 whereas you should do it with the command pass init FA829B53. To solve the problem you should change the content of file ~/.password-store/.gpg-id from 2048R/FA829B53 to FA829B53 and commit changes.

PS

All @Łukasz Lis advises are correct and you should complete them too. In other case you won't be able to decrypt the pass:

$ pass -c test

will give you an error: gpg: decryption failed: No secret key

Output line

gpg: 2048R/FA829B53: skipped: No public key

shows a wrong pass initialization. You initialized pass with the command pass init 2048R/FA829B53 whereas you should do it with the command pass init FA829B53. To solve the problem you should change the content of the file ~/.password-store/.gpg-id from 2048R/FA829B53 to FA829B53 and commit changes.

PS

All @Łukasz Lis advises are correct and you should complete them too. In other case you won't be able to decrypt the pass:

$ pass -c test

will give you an error: gpg: decryption failed: No secret key

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Andriy
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Output line

gpg: 2048R/FA829B53: skipped: No public key

shows a wrong pass initialization. You initialized pass with the command pass init 2048R/FA829B53 whereas you should do it with the command pass init FA829B53. To solve the problem you should change the content of file ~/.password-store/.gpg-id from 2048R/FA829B53 to FA829B53 and commit changes.

PS

All @Łukasz Lis advises are correct and you should complete them too. In other case you won't be able to decrypt the pass:

$ pass -c test

will give you an error: gpg: decryption failed: No secret key

Output line

gpg: 2048R/FA829B53: skipped: No public key

shows a wrong pass initialization. You initialized pass with the command pass init 2048R/FA829B53 whereas you should do it with the command pass init FA829B53. To solve the problem you should change the content of file ~/.password-store/.gpg-id from 2048R/FA829B53 to FA829B53 and commit changes.

PS

All @Łukasz Lis advises are correct and you should complete them too.

Output line

gpg: 2048R/FA829B53: skipped: No public key

shows a wrong pass initialization. You initialized pass with the command pass init 2048R/FA829B53 whereas you should do it with the command pass init FA829B53. To solve the problem you should change the content of file ~/.password-store/.gpg-id from 2048R/FA829B53 to FA829B53 and commit changes.

PS

All @Łukasz Lis advises are correct and you should complete them too. In other case you won't be able to decrypt the pass:

$ pass -c test

will give you an error: gpg: decryption failed: No secret key

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Andriy
Andriy
  • 191
  • 1
  • 3

Output line

gpg: 2048R/FA829B53: skipped: No public key

shows a wrong pass initialization. You initialized pass with the command pass init 2048R/FA829B53 whereas you should do it with the command pass init FA829B53. To solve the problem you should change the content of file ~/.password-store/.gpg-id from 2048R/FA829B53 to FA829B53 and commit changes.

PS

All @Łukasz Lis advises are correct and you should complete them too.