Thank you for your report.

TL;DR
This ticket was created because building static-linked gpgv shows warnings from glibc for getpwnam and getpwuid.
Basically, we can/should ignore the warnings from glibc at link time (for normal use cases), because it is irrelevant.

I see your point. I am afraid adding skipme causes a larger changes.

Here are changes to fix the behavior:

Fixed in: rC2c1d41b5f86f: fips,cipher: Fix the regression with disabled public-key algo.

Re-opened because a regression is reported.

On 2026-01-20, I found the message to security@gnupg.org of:
Message-ID: 4e708880-04ac-45bc-8d16-6b585f2652a1n@aisle.com
in may spam folder. It has a 10MB long attachment. That might be one of reasons to be identified as a spam.

Considering the current implementation (tpm2d doesn't support keyinfo like scdaemon), it would be good to check the buffer size.
(If key information is accessible easily, we can check with a specific key.)

Backports have been done in both (1.10/1.11) branches.