Due to other upgrades needed on the server I again tried Thunderbird 17.0.3 with Enigmail 1.5.1. I was able to get gpg-agent running from login (bashrc - wouldn't work from .xsession don't know why) When starting from bashrc I could see 8-10 instances of gpg-agent started. Running Thunderbird, I could open the key management window and see the keys. I opened and closed Thunderbird several times, each time checking that the key management window would open with no problems. I then looked at a known encrypted and the message was completely blank.
Again, this is a production machine with multiple users so I can only play with it outside normal work hours. Any other suggestions? Do the multiple instances of gpg-agent defeat what I'm trying to do and should I work on figuring out starting from .xsession instead? Thanks, Patrick On 03/08/13 08:03, Patrick Brunschwig wrote: > On 07.03.13 14:34, Patrick Fleming wrote: >> I'm also not sure how Enigmail 1.4 is different from 1.5.1 in that >> 1.4 works on the CentOS system and 1.5.1 does not. (And I have no >> problem on my Debian system with Enigmail 1.5.1, Thunderbird 17.0.3 >> and GPG 2.0.14 - 32bit vs 64bit for the CentOS box - maybe that's >> the difference?) > > The difference between 1.4 and 1.5.1 is that the core components of > Enigmail have been rewritten entirely since v1.4. In other words, > apart from performing the same tasks, the core components do not > resemble each other in the slightest way. > > -Patrick > > > _______________________________________________ > enigmail-users mailing list > [email protected] > https://admin.hostpoint.ch/mailman/listinfo/enigmail-users_enigmail.net >
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