Hi
intrigeri:
> Thanks for testing! So: case closed, right?
At least for thunderbird.
Now I have to investigate who is the culprit, firejail or apparmor...
Best regards,
Martin
Hi,
Martin Dosch:
> Regardless of the profile it worked when firejail was not used
Thanks for testing! So: case closed, right?
Cheers,
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intrigeri
Dear intrigeri,
I did test the following scenarios:
* New profile without firejail
* New profile with firejail
* Old profile without firejail
* Old profile with firejail
Regardless of the profile it worked when firejail was not used and didn't
work when firejail was used. Which is pretty weird as
Martin Dosch:
>> What's the symptom of this problem?
> The symptom was that Enigmail always claimed that there is no gpg
> installed although it was installed. Pointing to the complete path of
> gpg or gpg2 didn't help, Enigmail wasn't able to find it.
Interesting. FWIW I know a few users of Thun
Hi intrigeri,
> What's the symptom of this problem?
The symptom was that Enigmail always claimed that there is no gpg
installed although it was installed. Pointing to the complete path of
gpg or gpg2 didn't help, Enigmail wasn't able to find it.
> Can you please tell us the exact version of the
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Hi Martin,
Martin Dosch:
> after activating apparmor according wiki.debian.org enigmail wasn't
> able to find either /usr/bin/gpg or /usr/bin/gpg2.
Package: apparmor
Severity: normal
Dear Maintainer,
after activating apparmor according wiki.debian.org enigmail wasn't able to
find either /usr/bin/gpg or /usr/bin/gpg2.
It worked after removing apparmor and restarting.
Best regards,
Martin
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