[Enigmail] Enigmail Digest, Vol 58, Issue 3

[John Clizbe]

Erwin L. Carrow wrote:
> Yes and no - I am using a dual booted system, whereby Thunderbird is in 
> both the MS and Linux OS use the same directory for the mail profile and 
> storage (BTW have no problems with regular mail).  The MS install of 
> Thunderbird and OpenPGP / enigmail work fine.  I again installed 
> Thunderbird via YaST2 and enigmail via the xpi download.  Are you 
> suggesting that there is an rpm/search for the enigmail install to run 
> from SuSE repository tool?  If so can you direct me to its location, 
> since I have already searched for it via the YAST2 tool.

Please return to what Olav wrote and reread it.

I'll see if I can rephrase what Olav wrote in another form.

Choose only one:

a) If you install Thunderbird from a vendor's repository, be it Suse, Redhat,
Debian, Ubuntu,... then your XPI of Enigmail *MUST* come from the same source.

   OR

b) If you wish to download and install the Enigmail XPI from
enigmail.mozdev.org, then your Thunderbird (or Seamonkey) install *MUST* come
from Mozilla.org.

This has been explained numerous times on this list as well as the Enigmail
website and is also covered in the FAQ on the Forum site,
http://mozilla-enigmail.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=362


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