Martin Dosch: >> What's the symptom of this problem? > The symptom was that Enigmail always claimed that there is no gpg > installed although it was installed. Pointing to the complete path of > gpg or gpg2 didn't help, Enigmail wasn't able to find it.
Interesting. FWIW I know a few users of Thunderbird + AppArmor + Enigmail who don't seem to be affected. >> sudo journalctl -kaf --no-hostname | grep -w 'apparmor="DENIED"' > Will do so when I find the time to reenable apparmor for testing (I > disabled it as I wasn't able to encrypt/decrypt emails using apparmor). Thanks. Bonus points if you also try to reproduce with a fresh profile (thunderbird -P). Cheers, -- intrigeri
