Hi guys, I just tried upgrading my GPG installations; I've got both GPG and GPG2 installed on my system. Using your just-released GPGTools-Installer everything seemed to work fine, however, gpg --version still returned "1.4.9" as the installed version (should have been "1.4.11").
I thought "Well, maybe they don't support parallel installations and just upgraded GPG2 when they found it on the system" and tried using the single GPG1 installer package available on the website. However - to no avail: The installer seemed to run smoothly, asked for the admin-password, but still: no changes when running gpg --version. Next step I took: Removing /usr/local/bin/gpg, then running the installer - bingo. gpg --version now returns "1.4.11". However, if "GPG1" is supposed to upgrade any other files than usr/local/bin/gpg, I'm not sure that it did, given the previous experience. Any ideas? Thorsten
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