I have TB 78 on one machine that I installed fresh (no TB nor GPG) on
there originally and it seems to be working fine. On my main one it is
still at 68 but now shows an upgrade to 78. From what I have heard there
will no longer be any updates for 68 I will be upgrading it to 78 as well.
On
On 23.10.2020 15:57, Andreas Hirsch wrote:
> Hi Patrick,
>
> Patrick Brunschwig schrieb am 25.09.2020 um 07:31:
>> On 25.09.2020 07:28, Mark wrote:
>
>>> Currently I'm using TB 68 with Enigmail and GPG4Win on one system.
>>> I would like to try out TB 78 with it's Open PGP but want to test
>>>
This question was originally from me. What I ended up doing is
installing GPG4Win on that other PC and used a program from Robert
Hansen that backs up and restores all the relevant GPG files. I then
restored those keys into GPG4Win and installed Thunderbird 78 which did
import the keys into its
Hi Patrick,
Patrick Brunschwig schrieb am 25.09.2020 um 07:31:
> On 25.09.2020 07:28, Mark wrote:
>> Currently I'm using TB 68 with Enigmail and GPG4Win on one system.
>> I would like to try out TB 78 with it's Open PGP but want to test
>> it on a separate machine which does not have TB,
Am 26. September 2020 04:54:41 MESZ schrieb Phil Kane :
>The move of my originating key pair from TB68 to TB78 on a Win 10 laptop
>went very smoothly. OpenPGP Key Manager permits me to see that key but
>not the public keys from other people, as was done by Kleopatra. The
>"Show keys from other
Interestingso basically only imported your own key? See that is why
I want to install it on a separate machine first before updating my
daily use one. It would be a totally fresh install on that other machine
as it doesn't have Thunderbird nor any PGP programs/keys.
On 9/25/2020 7:54 PM,
The move of my originating key pair from TB68 to TB78 on a Win 10 laptop
went very smoothly. OpenPGP Key Manager permits me to see that key but
not the public keys from other people, as was done by Kleopatra. The
"Show keys from other people" box in the OpenPGP Key Manager was
checked. Did I
I will give that a try and see how (well) it works. If someone has a
better idea, please let me know.
Thanks
On 9/25/2020 8:25 AM, Patrick Brunschwig wrote:
> Yes, that's a possible approach. You won't need Enigmail afterwards anymore.
>
> -Patrick
>
> On 25/09/2020 07:44, Mark wrote:
>>
Yes, that's a possible approach. You won't need Enigmail afterwards anymore.
-Patrick
On 25/09/2020 07:44, Mark wrote:
> Thanks from my read of it I gather (as I'm starting with a blank
> slate on that other machine) I would need to first install GPG4Win on it
> and then copy my key files to
Thanks from my read of it I gather (as I'm starting with a blank
slate on that other machine) I would need to first install GPG4Win on it
and then copy my key files to that PC. I would then install TB78 and
also the "migration edition" of Enigmail to import the keys into TB78's
OpenPGP
On 25.09.2020 07:28, Mark wrote:
> Forgive me if this is a bit off-topic but I hope someone can give me
> some tips.
>
> Currently I'm using TB 68 with Enigmail and GPG4Win on one system. I
> would like to try out TB 78 with it's Open PGP but want to test it on a
> separate machine which does not
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