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On 19/05/12 12:16, Patrick Brunschwig wrote:
> On 19.05.12 10:52, Andreas Hirsch wrote:
>> quoting Charly Avital, [19.05.2012 10:31 +0100]:
>
>>>> It appears that gpg2 is the culprit - when I put gpg2 specific
>>>> commands in  my .conf file gpg2 failed to recognise any of
>>>> them. I also discovered that gpg2 is unable to digitally sign
>>>> and encrypt at the same time. I have un-installed gpg2 and gone
>>>> back to gpg 1.4.11 which is more compatible with enigmail.
>>>>
>>>> Hopefully this will resolve issues.
>>>>
>>>> David
>>>
>>> Hi David, I have never experienced any problem (sign, encrypt,
>>> sign and encrypt, in-line or PGP/MIME) with gpg2, nor with gpg
>>> when using Enigmail and Thunderbird.
>
>> I've got a similar problem on my Ubuntu-PC after the last updates.
>
>> (Translation: The GPG-Agent, neccessary for your version of GnuPG
>> could not be startet.)
>
> I think you misconfigured Enigmail. gpg-agent cannot be found in
> ~/.gnupg/options. The path to GnuPG is something like /usr/bin/gpg.
> Normally, Enigmail will find gpg and gpg-agent automatically.
>
> -Patrick
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Hi Patrick,

All these settings are correct. I am not using the defunct gpg2 - I have tried it with lots
of Linux distros and found it to be useless. I have listed all the errors - and gpg2 knows
where it's files are stored gpg2 -k gpg2 --version I always run these commands when
installing a Linux distro. Gpg2 is incompatible with Linux distros - I've run tests looked
at bug reports - and the weird thing is that gpg2 is unable to sign and encrypt at the  same
time - sounds like Windows :) and Always encrypts to your private key and not someone else's
public key.

I do not recommend the use of pgp2 with Enigmail/Openpgp 1..4 with TB 12.1 it does not
support pgp2. Fact. It crashes freezes and does weird and wonderful things but it does not
provide any signing or encryption functions. It may work on Windows it may work on Macs but
it does not work on any major Linux distros.

David - who's no longer using pgp2!

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