Hi Patrick, Am 12.12.2015 um 10:23 schrieb Patrick Brunschwig: > On 12.12.15 05:53, Oskar Hahn wrote: >> ... >> I have two keys. An old one that is expired and revoked >> (E4835646BDE8EA81) and a current one (E72581B1FE9F104C). I keep the >> old key to decrypt old mails. >> >> ... >> >> So it seems this bug is a new "feature" of gnupg 2.1.10. It can >> probably be fixed by using the new option --encrypt-to-default-key >> instead of --encrypt-to. > > This problem cannot be solved by Enigmail, but needs to be fixed by > yourself. You seem to have more than one key using the same email > address, which is ambiguous, and which GnuPG should not have accepted > for a long time. > > The correct solution is to explicitly select a key in the account > settings (Edit > Account Settings > OpenPGP Security --> Select Key). Thank you, that helped me. But I still think it is a bug in enigmail. Yes I have two keys using the same email address. But only one key that is not expired and not revoked.
This error happens if someone creates a new key and keeps the old one, what should be a usual situation. The setting to choose the key is hard to find. At least you should change the error message shown by enigmail. The current message is: Error - encryption command failed Oskar
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