fix: permissions for files in /dev/pts #166
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The pts should have $USER:tty permissions, not root:tty. This broke gpg with the following not very helpful error message: gpg: signing failed: Permission denied
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* upstream/main: Fix tests (nix-community#173) Fix sudo ssh with jumpHost (nix-community#167) Fix permissions for files in /dev/pts (nix-community#166) Fix setting custom nameservers through networking.nameservers (nix-community#157) Disable timesynced (nix-community#159) Disable powerManagement (nix-community#160)
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The pts should have $USER:tty permissions, not root:tty. This broke gpg with the following not very helpful error message:
gpg: signing failed: Permission denied