-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 On 17.05.15 20:11, Philip Jackson wrote: > On 17/05/15 17:31, Patrick Brunschwig wrote: >> On 16.05.15 21:10, Philip Jackson wrote: >>> On 16/05/15 16:22, Patrick Brunschwig wrote: >>>> On 16.05.15 14:50, Philip Jackson wrote: >>>>> enigmail 1.8.2 Thunderbird 31.6.0 UbuntuStudio 1404, gnupg >>>>> 2.0.22 >>>> >>>>> Selecting the next message in a new thread of enigmail >>>>> mail caused an enigmail alert box to appear containing >>>>> nothing but a red exclamation mark and an ok button. >>>> >>>>> The message was apparently a signed message but no >>>>> enigmail header was displayed. I clicked ok to get rid of >>>>> the alert box and then tried to check the key properties. >>>> >>>>> It looked like I didn't have the key (normally these are >>>>> imported automatically on my setup) so I tried a manual >>>>> import using the fingerprint details supplied by the writer >>>>> at the bottom of the email and got the message "unchanged >>>>> 1". >>>> >>>>> So it looked like the key had already been present. This >>>>> was confirmed by a "gpg2 -k <keyid>" The key appears to be >>>>> a normal 4096 RSA key with RSA subkeys. >>>> >>>>> After closing and reopening Thunderbird, the enigmail >>>>> header was correctly present and Details/Enigmail security >>>>> info shows ok but Details/View Key properties does >>>>> nothing. >>>> >>>> It looks like something with automatic importing of the key >>>> didn't succeed (or was not fast enough). >>>> >>>>> Searching in Enigmails Key Management fails to show this >>>>> key. >>>> >>>> File > Reload Key Cache (in the key manager) >> >>> This doesn't change anything in this case. That particular >>> key doesn't show in enigmail's key listing. Clearly enigmail >>> has access to the key because it show the enigmail header and >>> shows key id in security info. >> >>>> >>>>> I have a screenshot of the alertbox and an enigmail debug >>>>> log if those seem useful. >>>> >>>> Sure, send them to me. >>>> >> >>> sent in separate email. >> >> There are several problems related to the message: >> >> 1. The message seems to be signed by multiple keys, but my GnuPG >> 2.1 issues the following message when I try to import the key: >> >> gpg: key 547B7194: rejected by import screener gpg: Total number >> processed: > > This is not the key which caused the problem. I have this key > since some time and I live with the problem that gnupg 2.0.22 > cannot handle the ECC keys - for this key, enigmail correctly gives > me a yellow header "Part of the message signed with unknown key; > the key type is not supported by your version of Gnupg" > > It is the next message down from line 1800 (or so) in the debug log > I sent that caused the problem : 9bc6b3cf > > Enigmail key manager will not display this key (9bc6b3cf) although > it is present in my keyring and enigmail has access to it because > it now correctly displays a blue header and Details shows the key > id. But "Details/View key properties" does nothing and a manual > look in Key Manager shows nothing. > > gpg -k <keyID> does show the key and shows that the primary is an > RSA 4096 and there are 3 subkeys each RSA 2048 and 1 subkey > RSA4096 > > These details are confirmed on my other pc (Debian8, Icedove 31.6.0 > enigmail 1.8.2 but with gnupg 2.1.3) and on this machine, enigmail > key manager does display this key correctly.
I can't find any --list-key command in the log that would include the key 0x9bc6b3cf, thus I cannot tell why Enigmail would not display it. > Since Icedove is at the same revision as Thunderbird and enigmail > is same on both, I would have expected this RSA key to be well > displayed in both. > > And how could enigmail display an alertbox which contained no > message ? I think because of this (which is issued at the end of the decrypt/verify command): gpg: Ohhhh jeeee: can't encode a 512 bit MD into a 608 bits frame - -Patrick -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJVWYeaAAoJENsRh7ndX2k73KAP/2R1+QhKTGfXZ5xB21PktMAe Gdvlu5ClhYlQX27x/GGSZGi+lVM+QCMaJK/nkPHg2rsF53w/69uv6HjlVWEdZiWm DEN7DJINADBHYpVqiD2yRvMpXqwuE/w8pIe5ETLODGcwVuK6HHraJOcEpkHWzA9N YAcK0Oaw6aPZA17KTrGjHW7oD+RweORxWLJoaTWCECUo05dsS+icC729N/eti1Ax YOt0UIHtlG4+7QhXcmhM1MLZG1ZBEbkLIEqyKHJiTeAHQZZG5hsFrzK3tzzp0MRE /qNi0XGbt0SfLSuDw3RqSOyVoyI3kYz9UCdrdl/inr741lxQpbeFi4rw1j9B41hS B1qgIS30Xt/Nh6cY3WmvTub+JNm+vPO6IWABXioqKPyD0fMfVz9OYbqS1PgPOCCa 4SuFEtUMtP6NS2BlWTssCQqYikqWO9fYYR1MmT0xZilM7klXb/nx/Wv2koTEuVYI GA96kl/GqGw53jLQq0RGqTrjSPOpnildiOKRXNcqDzP3LlfEKFWquG6WabTv64pk a473WE0AObJYWlf07YjYjoS9qF2UathprKmRjLti88wSBTP7meQEjOf0jGw5C8sK 1x7i5bUz1T9QKw0FMmk2xI7Yv9nyvM627u16N0VwM6jQv747RxJ0nKq4cvJtyvLK pvRwPQnlB9kZlV0d5j6C =vkqD -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ enigmail-users mailing list enigmail-users@enigmail.net To unsubscribe or make changes to your subscription click here: https://admin.hostpoint.ch/mailman/listinfo/enigmail-users_enigmail.net
