Version: (using KDE KDE 3.4.0) Installed from: RedHat RPMs Compiler: gcc 3.4 I use binary packages OS: Linux Hi there, I just updated to KDE 3.4 on my fedora core 3 System and now OpenPGP and all the rest of the crypto system is not working anymore. I can still decrypt and verify signatures but not sign or encrypt mails myself which is quite essential for me. When I click 'detect' (Neu einlesen in german, I guess it might be that) in the crypto modules dection in kmail security options it just said: "Beim Suchen nach OpenPGP-Unterstützung im Backend GpgME: GPGME wurde ohne OpenPGP-Unterstützung kompiliert" which means While looking for OpenPGP support in GpgME backend: GPGME was compiled without OpenPGP Support. Well, i didn't change those binaries. I did an update of gpgme and gnupg to fix it but it didn't help at all. [sm@smdev kde34]$ rpm -qa |grep gpg gpg-pubkey-4f2a6fd2-3f9d9d3b gpg-pubkey-1ac70ce6-41bebeef gpgme-1.0.2-15.rhfc3.at libgpg-error-1.0-1 gpg-pubkey-db42a60e-37ea5438 [sm@smdev kde34]$ rpm -qa |grep gnupg gnupg2-1.9.15-1 gnupg-1.2.6-1 Please have a look for it. Greetings... Stephan
It's working fine here.
Exactly which packages are you using?
Am Donnerstag, 24. März 2005 09:02 schrieb Stephan Menzel: > ------- Additional Comments From stephan-menzel web de 2005-03-24 09:02 > ------- Exactly which packages are you using? I just deinstalled everything connected with gnupg and reinstalled using yum to atomatically resolve dependencies and the error is still there. Don't know what do do. Is it safe to do a downgrade to kde3.3 without destroying user data and profiles? Stephan
I guess the reason why it works with KDE 3.3 but not with KDE 3.4 is that either kdepim-3.3 was compiled against the temporary local copy of gpgme, but kdepim-3.4 wasn't, or kdepim-3.4 was compiled against the temporary local copy of gpgme, but kdepim-3.3 wasn't. In the former case this would imply that gpgme-1.0.2-15.rhfc3.at wasn't built correctly. In the latter case this would imply that kdepim-3.4 wasn't built correctly. In any case it means that some package wasn't compiled correctly. You should contact the Fedora people. Downgrading to KDE 3.3 should be safe, but nevertheless I recommend to backup your data.
That was one excellent guess! I recompiled kdepim from source rpms and it works fine now. Thanks a lot! Stephan