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azos/features/encryption/default.nix
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{...}: {
config.flake.modules.homeManager.encryption = {
lib,
config,
pkgs,
...
}: {
options.azos.encryption.enable = lib.mkOption {
default = true;
type = lib.types.bool;
};
config = lib.mkIf config.azos.encryption.enable {
programs.password-store = {
enable = true;
settings = {
PASSWORD_STORE_KEY = "26B851F81F8F7C55";
};
};
home.packages = with pkgs; [
yubikey-personalization
];
programs.gpg = {
enable = true;
};
programs.browserpass = {
enable = true;
browsers = ["chromium"];
};
services.gpg-agent = {
enable = true;
enableSshSupport = true;
grabKeyboardAndMouse = false;
pinentry.package = pkgs.pinentry-emacs;
extraConfig = ''
allow-emacs-pinentry
allow-loopback-pinentry
'';
};
# pinentry-emacs only attempts its Emacs-loopback socket when ITS OWN
# process env has INSIDE_EMACS set (see pinentry-emacs.c) -- and that
# process is gpg-agent's child, so it inherits gpg-agent's daemon env,
# not the env of whichever client (git, pass, ...) asked it to sign.
# Without this, any signing request from outside Emacs (e.g. a plain
# terminal, or an agent shelling out to git) always falls through to
# the curses pinentry, which fails outright when there's no real tty.
#
# Only safe to force on when Emacs is structurally guaranteed to be
# up and responsive -- i.e. under EXWM, where Emacs *is* the window
# manager. Elsewhere Emacs may not be running (fine: the loopback
# socket connect fails instantly, same fast fallback as today) or may
# be running but transiently busy (not fine: pinentry then blocks on
# the Assuan handshake for up to its 60s timeout before falling back,
# which is strictly worse than today's instant failure).
systemd.user.services.gpg-agent.Service.Environment =
lib.mkIf config.azos.suites.exwm.enable ["INSIDE_EMACS=1"];
home.file.".ssh/config".source = ./ssh-config;
home.file.".ssh/gpg-as-ssh.pub".source = ./gpg-as-ssh.pub;
home.file.".gnupg/sshcontrol".source = ./sshcontrol;
# home-manager creates ~/.gnupg (via the files above) with the default
# umask, which can leave it group/other-readable. gpg refuses to trust
# a homedir like that and prints an "unsafe permissions" warning on
# every invocation, which pollutes anything that captures gpg/pass
# output (e.g. shell-command-to-string). Enforce 700 on every switch.
home.activation.gnupgPerms = lib.hm.dag.entryAfter ["writeBoundary"] ''
$DRY_RUN_CMD chmod 700 "$HOME/.gnupg"
'';
};
};
}