gpg recognize problem with EMail Plugins

[John B]

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On Saturday 02 August 2003 07:12, Tamer Higazi wrote:
> Hi!
> I installed gpg and gpg me under linux (1.2.2) from the source this way
> under SuSE Linux 8.2:
>
> ./configure --prefix=3D/usr
> make
> make install
>
> All GPG Plugins can't recognize gpg, i guess. Not KGPG, Enigmall
> (http://enigmail.mozdev.org) Mozilla Mail Plugin recognize GPG and my key=
s.
>
> Every message I receive and try to decrypt doesn't succeed. I receive
> always the message "Bad Passphrase" what is not true. If i encrypt/decrpyt
> from the commandline a message then it works. So, it's not a a wrong
> password i entered.
>
> I guess, it is a configuration problem. If somebody could help me, thank
> you.
>
>
> Tamer Higazi

  Hi Tamer,

  You might want to try and use 'checkinstall' instead of 'make install'. T=
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for those things.
  I've an i386 and an i586 rpm for SuSE 8.2 of the very latest gnupg-1.2.3r=
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(My system is also SuSE 8.2). If you want to try one of those let me know a=
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I can put it up on my little website so you can download it. The i386 is=20
probably from checkinstall, and the i586 is probably from when I did 'rpm -=
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gnupg-1.2.3rc2.tar.gz'. Unfortunately I don't know enough how to find out=20
which of the two my system is actually using
  I had to do a lot of searching, because the tarball of 1.2.3rc2 wouldn't=
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compile, and finally found a spec file that was supposed to work better, bu=
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I had to change a bunch of the characters in it so my english version could=
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read it correctly to compile it, so now the specfile is pure 8859-1 I guess=
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heh.

  John
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