On 17/09/17 14:58, Patrick Brunschwig wrote: > On 17.09.17 13:43, Phil Dobbin wrote: >> On 17/09/17 11:28, Patrick Brunschwig wrote: >> >>> On 17.09.17 10:40, Phil Dobbin wrote: >>>> On 17/09/17 09:24, Patrick Brunschwig wrote: >>>> >>>>> Am 16. September 2017 21:32:00 MESZ schrieb Phil Dobbin >>>>> <[email protected]>: >>>>> >>>>> Further to this problem, there are no keys listed anymore in Key >>>>> Management not even mine. >>>>> >>>>> Any clue as to what's happening here would be appreciated. >>>>> >>>>> Cheers Phil. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Is there any error in the Thunderbird Error Console? >>>> >>>> Hi Patrick. >>>> >>>> The error log is virtually empty because I've only just booted the >>>> machine & logged on. >>>> >>>> I imported my keys from MIT & can now send signed & encrypted mail so it >>>> seems the problem was the update of Thunderbird somehow deleted all keys >>>> in Enigmail. I can still see the keys that had been present in >>>> Enigmail's database when I list them from the command line. >>>> >>>> Is there any way to import them into Enigmail? >>> >>> You cannot import anything into Enigmail, as Enigmail is only a frontend >>> to GnuPG. That's why Rob asked if you can sign on the command line. >>> Normally, the keys are stored by GnuPG in ~/.gnupg >>> >>> Please try to reload the key cache and then check the Thunderbird >>> console if there is an error (menu Tools > Developer Tools > Error >>> Console). >>> >>> If that doesn't show anything, then go to menu Enigmail > Preferences >>> and enable the "Expert Settings". Then go to menu Enigmail > Debugging >>> Options > Console and check at the top of the window what GnuPG reports. >>> >>> 1st you'd see which version of gpg is used by Enigmail. Is that the same >>> version that you would use on the command line? >>> >>> 2nd, GnuPG would report a line starting with "Home:" showing from where >>> it loads the keys. That's where you would find the public key ring. >>> >> >> Hi Patrick. >> >> After reloading the key cache the error console shows nothing apart from >> regular js messages. >> >> In Enigmail's debug console it shows that the version of gpg2 (2.1.11) >> is the same as the cli version & that the home is ~/.gnupg where there >> is a pubring.gpg/kbx > > I just noticed that your mails are now signed.
Yes I posted to the list (at 08:40 GMT) that I'd imported my keys from MIT servers & could know send signed/encrypted mails. Cheers Phil. -- The sun shone, having no alternative, on the nothing new Murphy by Samuel Beckett https://www.linuxcounter.net/cert/550036.png
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