At 2003-05-05T14:30:26Z, Kirk Strauser <kirk@strauser.com> writes:

> As of recent, I have to enter my GnuPG passphrase twice when signing
> outgoing messages.

OK, I've narrowed down the trigger behavior slightly.  It happens when I use
"<#secure method=pgp mode=sign>" to sign my email (instead of
"method=pgpmime").  When I hit C-c C-c to send my message, I get:

    GnuPG passphrase for kirk@strauser.com: 

After I enter it, I see:

    Sending via mail...

flash briefly across the minibuffer.  Then I get a second prompt:

    GnuPG passphrase for kirk@strauser.com: 

and only after I correctly re-enter my passphrase do I get the "Message
sent" message.

The supremely annoying part is that if I mis-enter my passphrase at the
second prompt, which I sometimes do because it's a fairly long phrase, then
the message gets sent twice.

Finally, I've set pgg-default-user-id to "8D02A6F1", which is the
fingerprint for my key.  Why is it now sometimes prompting for the key for
"kirk@strauser.com", which is something it had never done before?

Did I manage to (require 'nsa-passphrase-logger) somewhere?
-- 
Kirk Strauser