On 03/14/13 21:36, Daniel Kahn Gillmor wrote: > On 03/15/2013 12:23 AM, Patrick Fleming wrote: >> I have Mozilla provided Thunderbird and Enigmail as a plugin on Debian - >> could not get Debian's Iceweasel to work properly. > > I think you mean icedove, not iceweasel, right? iceweasel is a web > browser, not a mail user agent. enigmail only works with mail user agents.
Um. Yes. That's what I meant. I swapped out Icedove and Iceweasel for Thunderbird and Firefox for varying reasons, but the primary one was the much older version numbers for stable (6.0.6 - I can remember numbers better than which Toy Story character version I'm running) than what I could find on mozilla.org and I had no menu icons for OpenPGP - which I do now. > > If enigmail and icedove weren't working on your debian system, that > sounds like a bug to me, and a clear report would help the debian folks > who maintain those packages at least know what's happening and maybe > even fix the problem. (i'm one of the maintainers for enigmail in > debian at the moment). > > If you could explain the problem you encountered more clearly (including > which specific versions you tried, what you did, and what did not work > properly for you, that would be much appreciated. You can use debian's > "reportbug" program to send the report straight to the debian BTS, or > you can follow up here if you prefer. I'm hoping that I am able to upgrade hardware soon - this box is getting kinda old and tired - and I may have to try Icedove again... but sometimes I want it to just work. I will certainly let you know if and what is broken or doesn't work for me assuming the upgrade isn't too far into the future. > > Regards, > > --dkg >
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