On 07/10/2014 19:40, Phil Stracchino wrote: > On 10/06/14 17:44, Håkon Apelseth wrote: >> Suddenly after several years without doining anything with this >> addon (I though was disabled and removed long tima ago) in my >> thunderbird 24.6.0 it has started to crypt 1% of my emails. I have >> no idea why and when this addon startet to mess stuff up but now >> i'm on really deep water and do regret big time i was foolish >> enough to use freeware ant not use a commercial alternative. > > >> I do not expect this issue to be solved and pretty much feel my >> self to blame to be foolish enough not going for a commercial tool > > > It's telling you that the public key that it needs to verify the > signature on a message you received is not available. Have you > changed anything in your setup or network configuration recently, > before you start blaming a perfectly serviceable tool? > If it's so long since you used Enigmail, you may have forgotten the tools that are available. There are graphic apps that will help you, but probably the quickest, simplest, is to use the command line. You don't say whether this is Linux or Windows, but the process is same for both. Open a terminal in Linux or run cmd.exe in Windows, and type
gpg --help This will give you all the available commands. In particular you will want to use gpg --list-keys xyz..... and if it is already on your keyring it will tell you whether it is still valid. The likelihood is that it isn't there, so gpg --recv-keys xyz.... will import it. You may need to restart Thunderbird so that the file is re-read. Hope that helps. Anne _______________________________________________ enigmail-users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe or make changes to your subscription click here: https://admin.hostpoint.ch/mailman/listinfo/enigmail-users_enigmail.net
