Quoting Patrick Brunschwig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Roberto C. Sanchez wrote:
But why would cancelling the key retrieval midstream leave gpg like it did?
When I reproduced the bug the second time, I initiated a key retrieval
(from pgp.mit.edu, if it makes a difference) and after about 60 seconds of
waiting, I cancelled it. That was what caused the locks and tmp files
to be
left behind. Could that be indicative of a gpg bug?
OK, now we're getting closer :-) This /should/ not happen (i.e. gpg
should be terminated by Enigmail), but maybe this didn't happen. Did you
search for a key using the Enigmail key manager, or did you try to
import a key when reading a message? And what precise version of
Enigmail did you use?
- -Patrick
$ apt-cache policy mozilla-thunderbird-enigmail
mozilla-thunderbird-enigmail:
Installed: 2:0.91-3
Candidate: 2:0.91-3
$ apt-cache policy gnupg
gnupg:
Installed: 1.4.1-1
Candidate: 1.4.1-1
I was trying to import a key while reading a mail message. I cancelled
from the progress dialog that shows while the key import is in progress.
-Roberto
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