On 21.02.17 17:43, Anders Bateva wrote: > > > Em 19/02/2017 09:29, Mike Acker escreveu: >> On 02/19/2017 02:19 AM, [email protected] wrote: >>> Impossible to generate key >> ==> >> If they don't come up, then from the Enigmail, Key Management dialog, select >> the File >> option and hit reload key cache. this should get the keys for you; >> let us know if it does not. >> >> Nothing shown. >> <== >> >> this means your Thunderbird is not communicating with the daemon -- i think >> they call it gnome-keyring-daemon. this means something is not installed >> properly. i'd try removing the Enigmail plug-in and then re-install it. > I already did this many times before. >> it appears to me that gpg and gpg2 use the same keyring: if i do --list-key >> using either program i get the same result. you should too; you might >> check this -- did you mention you had un-installed or attempted to >> un-install gpg ? you don't want to do that: keep both programs on your >> system. > Nope, /gpg --list-key/ return nothing, while /gpg2 --list-key/ returns 5 > keys I generated + 1 I added and don't know how.
This is because the keys were generated with GnuPG 2.1. GnuPG 2.1 stores the keys differently than GnuPG 1.4 and 2.0; therefore you don't see these keys with "gpg". As you do have a list of keys from gpg2, I'd recommend you set the path for GnuPG in Enigmail to /usr/bin/gpg2 (menu Enigmail > Preferences), such that these keys are visible in Enigmail. -Patrick
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