On Friday February 11 2005 06:20, Don wrote: > I was not able to install the "OpenPGP part of Ägypten II" per the howto > page... > seems libksba was missing another error file or something (don't have the > name handy) and aborted the make. So that is one problem I need to > resolve. It does not compile according to the howto page instructions. > Ver. 0.9.9 was obtained from the site listed on the howto page. Didn't > need to do this install before when I was using earlier KDE and kmail -- is > it needed now? You don't really need to compile anything. There are perfectly good packages, for which the apt.sources line is: deb http://smurf.noris.de/code/debian/ experimental smurf Those have been waiting for inclusion in the official debian releases for far over a year by now. Installing gnupg2 and getting gpg-agent to run (which is a terrible hack, but should be documented in every self-respecting HOWTO on the topic) should be enough to get "good" GPG support in KMail. I also posted a script for use in an X session some time back, just search the archives. If you ask me, the gpg-agent solution still sucks and blows, but there you go. HTH. -- Got Backup? Jabber: Shadowdancer at jabber.fsinf.de
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