Version: 1.0.2 (using KDE KDE 3.5.7) Installed from: Gentoo Packages Compiler: GCC 4.1.2 OS: Linux Today I found that I could no longer open encrypted baskets. The first odd thing I noticed was that pinentry-gtk was being used (in Basket with KDE running). Pinentry-gtk would simply pop up again every time I pressed OK. When I pressed cancel, I got a (KDE, not GTK) dialogue which said "GPGME: Bad passphrase". Pressing OK in that dialogue took me straight back to Pinentry. I eventually fixed this by killing Basket and removing pinentry-gtk. However, I have a related problem with pinentry-qt: I am required to enter my password many times to open a basket. On every basket I have so far tried, the number of times the password needs to be typed correctly is the number of notes in that basket + 1. That is eleven times for the basket I use most. It still gives me an error if I mistype it, so I know I'm not just typing it wrong the first ten times.
It is now asking me for my passphrase repeatedly when I try to edit a note in a basket which is already open. I gave up and killed it before finding out how many times it would require it.
I can no longer duplicate this behavior. Could you test against latest gitorious version and see if it works for both of you?
Assuming fixed, since I can no longer duplicate and he is not responding. If this behavior reappears, we can reopen.