El 9/4/19 a las 17:32, Olav Seyfarth escribió: > > > Hi Lupa, Hi Olav ! > > > Is my first message here > Welcome! thanks !! and thanks for your time ! > > According reporting quality: Please first state what the situation was > before (incl. OS, versions, etc.), what you did, what you expected to > happen and what did (not) work.
what you did: Write new email what you expected to happen: the emails goes signed or encrypted as usual what did (not) work: now I have a warning (attached sent in previous email) > > > *A. Empty keyring* > Yes. But it's not an enigmail but a dirmngr (part of GnuPG) issue. Yes, I realized there was an gnupg problem after sending that email :-/ > But you DO have a proper backup of your keyring, don't you?! I had my private keys backed up :D what the recommended method to doing a complete keyring backup ? > > Thunderbird version: 60.6.1 (updated from 60.5.1 in 3/29/2019) > > Enigmail version: 2.0.10, GnuPG version: 2.2.4-1ubuntu1.2 > OK, "1ubuntu1.2" means you're on Ubuntu. Which Ubuntu flavor/version? Linux Mint 19 (Ubuntu Bionic) > > Does "updated" mean that you did have a working TB+EM+GPG config incl. > private keys that you could sign/decrypt with? Exactly. I used these great tools for several years, working without problems. > > What DID change? Did you do a system software update (including TB)? exactly... I checked logs and the only recent change was the TB updade from 60.5.1 to 60.6.1 > > Was EM installed manually from our website or as package? Manually from your website, using a xpi file, several months ago, and I realize that its updated to a newer version. > Did you try to create a debug trace yet? Please see > https://enigmail.net/index.php/en/faq?view=topic&id=15#faqLink_6 > -> click/open "How can I create a debugging log file" I did it yesterday, and today I did it again and now I have a 12K lines and 1.5Mb size file with lot of personal information (names and emails). Is there any way to reduce or anonymize that? Anyway I think I should open an issue on gnupg. I also realize that some files in .gnupg folder had root owner and I think that is no normal. Maybe an update or another program write something there? It's scaring!!! > > > *B. Documentation error* > > When I clicked "report a defect" then "Create an execution trace", > > the link sent me to FAQ's "Usage", but no "execution trace" there. > No, documentation works as is should (see above). But you need > JavaScript enabled to "open" the 2nd FAQ link there. It then reads Ok, I was confused because the difference between "execution trace" and "debugging log". Now know that are the same. thanks again! > -- Lupa
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