Hello Emmanuel, > I find the scripts of signing-party/pgp-tools useful and would like to use > them on my non-debian machine. > Unfortunately, gpg, paperconf, dialog are installed in /opt/local/bin instead > of /usr/bin which makes keylookup and gpg-key2ps behave strangely (keylookup > cannot use gpg because of the "delete @ENV{'IFS', 'CDPATH', 'ENV', 'BASH_ENV', > 'PATH'};" line, does not find dialog, hence reverting to plain interface when > I > comment this line. gpg-key2ps does not find paperconf but works nonetheless.
I've changed the scripts to not be dependent on the tools being in /usr/bin but to use `which` to check if they're present and then run them from the path. I hope this works for you; you can fetch the latest version from SVN. Thijs
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