Hi, On 11.03.17 00:40, thetasig wrote:
(...skipping the solved problem and commenting on the open points...) > At first, I didn't notice that there is a separate installed application > (GPG Keychain.app) together with the extension to Thunderbird. I thought > the keychain was accessed from the extension. That's part of the GPG Suite for Mac supplied by GPGTools. This suite is installed by Enigmails setup wizard on Mac OS X. Of yourse, you can use GPGKeychain.app to view and edit your keyring, but if you want to make use of the changes made there (or generally said: outside of Enigmail), you must either open Enigmails key manager and select "Reload key cache" or restart Thunderbird. Alternatively, all operations on your key pair, such as extending the exiry date, setting "Owner trust" level, etc. can be done from Enigmails key manager. It's your choice which GUI you want to use :-) > I noticed that one of your web site FAQ answers shows an old dialogue > that is different than the actual dialogue window. > > https://gpgtools.tenderapp.com/kb/gpg-keychain-faq/how-to-adjust-add-or-remove-an-expiration-date-of-a-key Ah, well, that's the GPGTools support website. You'd have to file a bug at the GPGTools support asking for changing their screenshot. (https://gpgtools.tenderapp.com/) Ludwig
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