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Success! I finally got a consistent install of beta version
gnupg-2.1.0 on a fresh version of Ubuntu 14.04 inside VirtualBox.
These steps work:
1. Download, verify and unpack npth, libgpg-error, libgcrypt,
libksba, libassuan.
2. Install each in
On Tue, 12 Aug 2014 05:15, mac3...@gmail.com said:
3. sudo mv /usr/bin/gnome-keyring-daemon
/usr/bin/gnome-keyring-daemon.bak (this is a hack to prevent gnome
from hijacking gnupg)
You should start gnome-keyring-daemon with
--components=pkcs11,secrets
In case you do not use GnuPG ssh
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For some of us relatively new Ubuntu Linux users installing the latest
gnupg can be a challenge. I usually end up putting Ubuntu into some
strange state before everything works. I propose a method to help us
newbies. Successful installation steps
On Mon, 11 Aug 2014 06:56, mac3...@gmail.com said:
close to succeeding. npth requires LDAP that requires something
called BerkelyDB that seems to be satisfied by sudo apt-get install
npth has no dependencies except for the system's native thread library
(i.e pthread).
Shalom-Salam,
For some of us relatively new Ubuntu Linux users installing the
latest gnupg can be a challenge.
The latest GnuPG is in the Ubuntu repositories, last I checked.
Ubuntu's normally pretty good about keeping current.
With respect to GnuPG 2.1, it's still in progress and hasn't yet been
released.
On 11/08/14 21:05, Robert J. Hansen wrote:
For some of us relatively new Ubuntu Linux users installing the
latest gnupg can be a challenge.
The latest GnuPG is in the Ubuntu repositories, last I checked.
Ubuntu's normally pretty good about keeping current.
I'm also a new Ubuntu user
follows the test: detachm.test. It also seems to
hang on --gen-key once the proposed password is accepted. But I am
hot on the trail. Unless someone beats me in revealing a successful
gnupg 2.1 install on a new Ubuntu 14.04 environment I will keep trying.
Getting there, Sandy
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