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from https://bugs.debian.org/787690: using pinentry-gtk-2 0.9.3, typed passphrases > 32 characters return an "OK" response with no pin. I've tested with 0.9.2, and this bug is not present there. this bug is also not present in 0.9.3 for the -curses, -tty, -gnome3, or -qt4 pinentry's, so it's gtk-2 and 0.9.3 specific. Also, if i paste a long passphrase into pinentry-gtk-2, it appears to work fine.

from https://bugs.debian.org/787690: using pinentry-gtk-2 0.9.3, typed passphrases > 32 characters return an "OK" response with no pin. I've tested with 0.9.2, and this bug is not present there. this bug is also not present in 0.9.3 for the -curses, -tty, -gnome3, or -qt4 pinentry's, so it's gtk-2 and 0.9.3 specific. Also, if i paste a long passphrase into pinentry-gtk-2, it appears to work fine.

from https://bugs.debian.org/787690: using pinentry-gtk-2 0.9.3, typed passphrases > 32 characters return an "OK" response with no pin. I've tested with 0.9.2, and this bug is not present there. this bug is also not present in 0.9.3 for the -curses, -tty, -gnome3, or -qt4 pinentry's, so it's gtk-2 and 0.9.3 specific. Also, if i paste a long passphrase into pinentry-gtk-2, it appears to work fine.