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On Tue, Jan 01, 2008 at 10:21:35PM +0100, Wolfgang Illmeyer wrote: |
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> I haven't found out how to make basket run correctly (needs gpg1 in gpgme for |
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> caching gpg passphrase), because both basket and kmail use gpgme and I |
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> haven't found out how to use both versions of gpg simultaneously with gpgme. |
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> I guess this problem could already be solved, if somebody actually cared to |
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> slot gpg2. |
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gpgme is completely unable to support both versions at the same time. |
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It takes the path to GnuPG when the libray is compiled, and defaults to |
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/usr/bin/gpg. |
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I'm interested as to how Debian and other distros resolved the issue. |
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Debian for example only provides gpgme using gnupg-1. |
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To restate it more clearly from your paragraph above: |
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kmail DEPENDS on gpgme built-with gnupg-2 |
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psi DEPENDS on gpgme built-with gnupg-1 |
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basket DEPENDS on gpgme built-with gnupg-1 |
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The best course of action here is fixing PSI and Basket to work properly |
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with GnuPG2. |
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The PSI issue was being tracked in bug 183075, but the users stopped |
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providing information, and it worked from what alonbl could determine. |
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I see it's open as bug 197588 again, hopefully we get enough user |
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interaction to actually solve it now. |
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I don't find any bug for Basket, could you please open one with your |
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information about the problems you are having? |
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Also, could you confirm that you are indeed running the agent before any |
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of the above stuff is started? |
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Robin Hugh Johnson |
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Gentoo Linux Developer & Infra Guy |
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E-Mail : robbat2@g.o |
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GnuPG FP : 11AC BA4F 4778 E3F6 E4ED F38E B27B 944E 3488 4E85 |
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