> Hi, > > a few days ago my Thunderbird 3.0.1 on linux x86-64 (Fedora 12) notified > me about updates for my add-ons. The update to enigmail 1.0.1 (from > 1.0.0) failed, though. I was told that the new extension is incompatible > because of the architecture. Obviously, it tried to install the 32-bit > version. I downloaded the x86-64 version from > http://enigmail.mozdev.org/download/index.php and installed it manually, > which went flawless. > Is this some wrong setting in my setup or is an automatic update for > x86-64 currently not possible?

> Hi, > > a few days ago my Thunderbird 3.0.1 on linux x86-64 (Fedora 12) notified

> Hi James, > > I confirm that there is something weird, however, my test-email did work: > - create OpenOffice Text test document > - compose new INLINE encrypted Email to self > - select "enctypt body and each attachment separately" upon sending > - decrypt received email (body) > - "decrypt and open" attachment > > => A dialog appears where I shall choose which app to open it with. > That dialog should be prepopulated with known file types which it is not. > However, on my system, OpenOffice starts a split second later opening my > newly decrypted-to-temp document in read-only mode. When I close OpenOffice > the selection dialog still sits there. > > So there is a bug, but I see it differently than you do. Could you please > open a bug for it indicating as much detail as you can (debug output etc. - > mind to modify sebsitive date within prior to posting)?

>> => A dialog appears where I shall choose which app to open it with. >> That dialog should be prepopulated with known file types which it >> is not. However, on my system, OpenOffice starts a split second >> later opening my newly decrypted-to-temp document in read-only mode. >> When I close OpenOffice the selection dialog still sits there. > > Please remove the file mimeTypes.rdf from your profile folder and > try again.

> Hello > Thunderbird recommended I add enigmail to my e-mail program. > I did and now it says I have to download the exec. file > soooo...I went to do that and your site says I have to choose a mirror > file (I'm in the USA) > so I clicked on the Canada file and was told it took too long to connect. > > > and why do I need enigmail ?

> Hello > Thunderbird recommended I add enigmail to my e-mail program. > I did and now it says I have to download the exec. file > soooo...I went to do that and your site says I have to choose a mirror > file (I'm in the USA) > so I clicked on the Canada file and was told it took too long to connect. > > > and why do I need enigmail ?