On 6/8/17 8:44 AM, Patrick Brunschwig wrote: > On 07.06.17 23:30, Christian Riechers wrote: >> On 6/6/17 8:55 PM, Christian Riechers wrote: >>> On 6/6/17 12:40 PM, Patrick Brunschwig wrote: >>>> On 06.06.17 10:34, Christian Riechers wrote: >>>>> Win7, TB54.0b3, Enigmail nightly build 2017-06-06, gpg4win 3.0.0 >>>>> beta232, gnupg 2.1.19 >>>>> >>>>> Starting Thunderbird - Menu button - Enigmail - Key Management >>>>> The window opens, showing 'Loading keys, please wait ...' at the bottom, >>>>> but no keys are shown. See screenshot. >>>>> http://i.imgur.com/hd77j1L.jpg >>>>> >>>>> There is one hanging gpg.exe process in Windows Task Manager. >>>>> Upon closing Thunderbird it crashes. >>>>> https://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/index/e7a46c58-14ed-4b89-8eac-920220170606 >>>> >>>> I'm sorry, but Mozilla crashes don't help me in any way. Enigmail is >>>> written in JavaScript, but the crashes only report the status of native >>>> libraries and threads. >>>> >>>> If this happens again, please create & save a debug log file before you >>>> close Thunderbird. >>> >>> I regret to tell, but I cannot reproduce this at the moment. I'll >>> capture the debug log if this happens again. >> >> Problem reproduced. >> I sent a debug log via PM. > > Thanks. I check the log files you sent me. The log files clearly show > that the gpg process to list the keys doesn't return. This may be > because the other running gpg (or gpg-agent) process blocks something. > > I actually believe that this is an error in gpg4win (as you're using > gpg4win 3.0 beta): there must not be two gpg-agent processes at the same > time. Enigmail does not start gpg-agent (as you can see in the log files > you sent me), and gpg should always connect to the same agent. A new > agent would only be started if there is no running agent. > > I would report this to the gpg4win team.
Good point. I removed gpg4win and installed the vanilla gnupg 2.1.19 binary package for Windows. I think this is supposed to work. With that things look a whole lot better, Key Management opens with all keys visible, and no more orphan gpg.exe or gpg-agent.exe processes in task manager. However, there's still a problem with sending an encrypted message. It fails with the following error: Send operation aborted. Error - encryption command failed This looks like a déjà vu. But as per your previous advice, I already re-selected my key IDs in the account manager such that they are are shown as fingerprints. I can open messages encrypted to my public key. I sent you another debug log. Thanks again.
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