A recent post on the mailing list shows the pink(ish) enigmail header 'Error-signature verification failed ....'
Clicking Details/security info shows that Public Key uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu is needed to verify the signature. gpg.conf should automatically download missing keys for me, so I looked in Key Manager for the senders name. I have his public key 0xzzzzzzzz which has enc, sign, cert and authenticate and it is valid. Also shown in the key properties is a subkey 0xuuuuuuuu with encrypt, sign and authentication and this is valid. This subkey is clearly the 'Public Key uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu' that the enigmail security info says I need. Why doesn't enigmail use the subkey to verify the signature ? Philip
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