[pass] pass grep doesn't spawn pinentry dialog when no cached password is available in gpg-agent

[Allan Odgaard]

On 28 Nov 2014, at 16:26, Lucas Hoffmann wrote:

> This patch introduces a new helper function that is used to populate a
> bash array with the relevant files (the output of the find command) 
> and
> exposes it to the caller.  The two functions reencrypt_path and 
> grep_cmd
> can use this function to replace the while loop with a for loop and
> thereby make stdin available inside the loop.
>
> Please try it and let me know if it can solve your problem.

It works, nice job!

Though you removed the -L flag given to `find`. This is required when 
`~/.password-store` is a symbolic link.

Also, while we fix grep, there is another issue with password files at 
the top level of the password store directory, these are printed as 
“file/file”.

I attached a patch for this issue (it also re-adds the missing -L flag 
and should be applied after your patch).
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