Thanks to all who replied. After upgrading to Debian Mozilla 1.2 it started to work as expected.
Stephan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:<aslr01$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > Check the return email address of your friend ... Make sure that they > dont have a reply-to that is diff from the digital cert email address ... > ALSO, and most important ... make certain that the email address that > you are putting in the TO: field matches *EXACTLY* (including > capitalization) of the digital cert email address ... > > I have run into quite a few build that done allow [EMAIL PROTECTED] but > will work fine on [EMAIL PROTECTED] ... there have been bugs opened in the > past about that little problem ... > > Andrew > > Nelson B wrote: > > Stephan, > > > > Before we spend any more time trying to guess what other previously > > reported bug might cause your problem, let's find out what symptoms > > you're really experiencing. > > > > So far, all you've told us about your experience is > > "I'm unable to send an encrypted message". > > You haven't told us what sort of error message or other experience > > you're having. > > > > You've told us some of the things that are proper, such as what you've > > found in the cert, and you've told us symptoms that were reported in > > other bug reports, but you haven't said what you're experiencing yet. > > > > You wrote that you can send yourself an encrypte message. Assuming that > > you mean "with mozilla", that suggests that there is no problem with your > > own cert, but rather with the cert of your correspondent. > > > > I think mozilla usually works with Thawte Freemail certs, but it might > > help if you could attach a copy of your cprrespondent's cert, or cite > > a URL where it could be downloaded. > > > > -- > > Nelson B
