On 8/24/15, intrigeri <intrig...@debian.org> wrote: > Hi Ben, hi Jacob, > > Ben Bailess wrote (29 Jul 2015 15:55:12 GMT) : >> I recently installed Torbirdy using the pkg xul-ext-torbirdy in order to >> have >> connection to system tor by default. When I open icedove, I do not see the >> >> typical green text at the bottom of the status bar stating "Torbirdy >> Enabled: >> Tor"... so I purged the pkg and reinstalled, with no change. > > Thanks for this bug report. It seems that Icedove 31.7 landed in > stable and testing ~3 months ago, so I'm kinda surprised that nobody > else reported this problem to Debian. popcon is low, but still. >
I'm also surprised - I totally missed this bug though, so I'm not too surprised. > Jake: are you aware of this problem? Is it fixed upstream in 0.1.4? I think it is indeed fixed in 0.1.4 and it seems that Ben has confirmed it. > Do you have time to take care of it? Or should we look into other > options (e.g. pkg-moz-ext, as suggested a while ago, and/or the new > pkg-privacy team)? > I don't have time in the next week or two - no. > Also, note that torbirdy is scheduled to be removed from testing in > a few days, due to this bug. Oh dear - I had missed that entirely. > >> I then purged the pkg again and installed from Icedove add-ons, and >> it worked as intended, [...] > > Ben: what exact version of Torbirdy did you install this way? I think based on timing it had to be 0.1.4 if it was installed from addons.mozilla.org. > >> Let me know if I can help with anything to facilitate the package >> being updated. > > Ben: If you are knowledgeable about Debian packaging, the you'll find > all the pointers you need there: > https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/torbirdy If I understand the issue, I believe we just need to upload 0.1.4 - it is straight forward.
