Dear all, After a recent upgrade to enigmail 1.7 (Debian/testing) I got annoyed by the "gnome hijacked gpg-agent message" and disabled the gpg part of gnome keyring. Now enigmail asks for my passphrase every time I read an encrypted mail and even twice when I send one, despite telling it that it should keep the passphrase in memory.
What's so bad about gnome keyring that all of a sudden enigmail doesn't want to work with it anymore? It worked fine until 1.7 appeared. How are others handling this? Personally I would say that PGP is complicated enough and the new behavior of enigmail doesn't really make things easier ... Cheers, -- j.hofmüller mur.sat -- a space art project http://sat.mur.at/
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