If memory serves me right, Dave Tweten wrote: > Sorry for the delay in responding. A week of vacation and a failed hard > disk took their toll. Thank God for backups!
Occasionally, I need some event like this to remind me why backups are a good idea. :-p [snip] > That leaves me most suspicious of the FreeBSD ports upgrades I was doing > when Exmh stopped dealing with PGP5. Obvious suspects include > > > + lang/tcl84 (tcl-8.4.5,1) > > + x11-toolkits/tk84 (tk-8.4.5,1) > > and maybe (but it's a streach) > > > + mail/metamail (metamail-2.7_1) I don't have any insight to lend to this but I thought I should at least write something. I can't think of anything recent that I did to mail/ exmh2 that might make it break pgp5. (Errr...that's assuming that you installed exmh from the ports collection.) You mentioned in your original email that exmh wasn't being updated, but I saw where you updated both lang/tcl84 and x11-toolkits/ tk84. The only recent change I remember making to mail/exmh2 was to convert it to use Tcl/Tk 8.4 rather than Tcl/Tk 8.3. There isn't anything to connect this to your PGP 5 problem, but I thought I'd mention this anyways. Bruce.
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