-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: RIPEMD160 Hi Grant,
as I see it your questuin still is unanswered. Please share insights you may have had since your original post. Sorry it took so long. > Ubuntu 12.4.1 Thunderbird 17.0.2 Gpg2: 2.0.17 You didn't tell us your Enigmail version. - From your messages headers, I only see Icedove 3.0.11 and Enigmail 1.0.1 so I assume you write using another computer. > Both Thunderbird and gpg are the distro versions. So both computers run the same os/software. Correct? > To reproduce. 1. Open Thunderbird and let it do an IMAP sync. 2. Close > Thunderbird and re-open it. 3. Select a plain-text email so the contents > show up in the preview pane. OK, so plaintext means no signature, you did not mean clear-signed, do you? Anyway, 1-3 seem to be irrelevant for the problem. > 4. From another computer, send a signed encrypted email to myself. OK, you seem to have no issues creating and signing+encrypting the message on the first computer. From (below) I assume the private key of the key you use is SmartCard based. > Two factors that may or may not matter: * I use the plus trick: > kgo+whatever at grant-olson.net * I have a rule to bypass the inbox and go > to a folder. Both should not matter. > 5. Now on the Ubuntu computer, I have an enigmail "Signature Verification > Failed" message. When? Without doing anything, still showing the plaintext message? Or when you click upon the newly arriving message (having been moved by a rule to some folder)? > In this case I don't get prompted for a password, but I think that's > because I would need a smart card to decrypt, but don't have a reader > currently installed on the machine. If you encrypted to the SmartCard based key you signed with on the first computer, then you need the SmartCard to decrypt. If there's a SmartCard reader plugged in the second system, it should ask you to insert the card. To verify the signature all you need is its public key. Please check if the public key is present, keyring, trust and and GnuPG is set up properly on the second machine. You may send just-encrypted and just-signed messages, or use the command line to encrypt/decrypt/sign/verify some test file to do so. Use Enigmail debugging: enable it in advanced settings, restart TB, (try to) do your operations using TB+EM, close TB, then analyse the log. Olav - -- The Enigmail Project - OpenPGP Email Security For Mozilla Applications -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.19 (MingW32) Comment: Dies ist eine elektronische Signatur - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQGcBAEBAwAGBQJREL3cAAoJEKGX32tq4e9WFssMAIa4R3NLFmCMDoocKk7pmJVK rYP2eu9khjNU5D3wmpEKMhyrhx0ZxAiDRCXN6Pq7HkGNNgPfnsi0kzwmDLZ1yVT5 +Q3nGxk5RIIOhOLq1Gq5oRi++jF0ieQE0BNI9QCQhFkPn7IqvcNz4iD+lvxj4V+u BJZxcLdT6dRNOjlVuIwlCsXXUqVSRJdslejK3KrP3+1UPGiyWs/FKUIY07wFQ/XT CIJR54A6mLAz80bcv8ed/CykyxKkMUEPbj4LK5b8dZZX7oJYnCZK6+B5RDO4IsDy IWq8DILCWFgG2oVawhKbccUZasg1OEaDxxXsQk28Mkz/44ROd8TeGnB67kxIwiMX ER1ZHBwbk4vz2b9q3+9nV39eZLCyDNp2weSh3QKHCLLbIuVs5nAarWNDN+ap+0Kt vT3c3qXxtt3eDn1Kyve6z4Vg8GGW3TV8y+GmS7Op1Y7Cxu+UUKi/1Tq9cFGmVXI5 STuEXyctSsxHSO1XPttEfZTByyXJPjDe00NAo1bnpA== =AAvS -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ enigmail-users mailing list [email protected] https://admin.hostpoint.ch/mailman/listinfo/enigmail-users_enigmail.net
