ECOTERRA Africa wrote: > > Dear Patrick Brunschwig and John Clitzbe,
Clizbe, from the Norman French de Clisbe. Anglicized sometime after 1066 to
Clisbe/Clisbee. The switch from 's' to the 'z' likely happened when pro
Monarchy members of the family left for North America during the Revolution
(English) ca. 1650 and encountered the Dutch in NY before moving to western NY
to their parcel of the Royal York Grant.
> Seamonkey is now in vers. 2.25, but unfortunately enigmail has not yet a
> version working with it (unless the nightly built would work).
> We would like to advise our network when to upgrade to seamonkey 2.25
> once enigmail has a stable release working for that version.
> Is it possible to receive that information?
Short question: Have you EVEN tried upgrading to Seamonkey 2.25 to see if the
present Enigmail works with the same Enigmail as Seamonkey 2.24? I think I've
been using EM 1.6 since SM 2.22.1 or the 2.23 betas and upgrades are seamless
-- I just install the new version of Seamonkey.
I just sent myself a signed test message. The headers of interest to you are:
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:29.0) Gecko/20100101
Firefox/29.0 SeaMonkey/2.26
X-Enigmail-Version: 1.6
About OpenPGP reports: Running Enigmail version 1.6 (20131006-1849)
Summary: Enigmail 1.6 release on Seamonkey 2.26b2.
Olav, I'm a both a builder and user of Seamonkey beta releases (Mac, Linux
x86_64 & i686). Any problems I have with new Seamonkey versions would be
reported during beta to the devel list. However, as Seamonkey's mailnews code
relies on and follows Thunderbird's, problems would show up in the Thunderbird
code first. This might be easily remedied with updating the download page to
show compatibility.
Maria, as I pointed out above, the mailnew components of Seamonkey follow the
Thunderbird development process, as does Enigmail's. New releases of Enigmail
coincide with new releases of Thunderbird.
Seamonkey's releases are more frequent as they follow the release cycle of
Firefox. New Seamonkey releases tend to have most of their changes in the
browser components with the mailnews code (and consequently Enigmail
extension) being much more stable. Watch for new Thunderbird releases, then
you can be concerned with Enigmail's compatibility with the current Seamonkey.
> In addition I would like to know and would like to have contact with one
> from your team, who is - so to speak - Phil Zimmerman's PGP man among
> you. Reason is I would like to send that person some communication we
> recently had with people, who claim that openPGP would be broken. We
> don't believe it (since we also got practical proof) and would like to
> run their arguments by that PGP specialist.
>
Patrick is the only member who has been on the the team longer than I.
I am unaware of _ANY_ member who would be described as "Phil Zimmerman's man".
I am also unaware of any purported break of OpenPGP. I think such an item
would gather a substantial amount of press, both technical and popular.
I would second Olav's suggestion that you write to Werner Koch at the
gnupg-users list with your concerns vis-a-vis GnuPG's implementation of
OpenPGP. Concerns about PGP should be addressed to Symantec Corp which now
owns the product.
--
John P. Clizbe Inet: John (a) Gingerbear DAWT net
SKS/Enigmail/PGP-EKP or: John ( @ ) Enigmail DAWT net
FSF Assoc #995 / FSFE Fellow #1797 hkp://keyserver.gingerbear.net or
mailto:pgp-public-k...@gingerbear.net?subject=HELP
Q:"Just how do the residents of Haiku, Hawai'i hold conversations?"
A:"An odd melody / island voices on the winds / surplus of vowels"
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