I have kmail and kgpg installed. I'm expecting to be able to import a foreign gpg key to verify the identity of the sender but when I click the foreign key ID I get a pop up with "Could not start certificate manager. Please check your installation." Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open a signed message you don't have the key for. 2. Click More Details next to "unable to verify certificate validity". 3. Click the key ID Actual Results: A popup with "Could not start certificate manager. Please check your installation." Expected Results: I expected either to be prompted with a key import dialog from kgpg or be prompted to install missing packages. Includes kgpg 2.17.0
try installing kleopatra I believe kleopatra is the certificate manager program, not kgpg
Ah, right. This seems to be OK. This wasn't obvious in the program, so perhaps installing it could be a suggestion/requirement at the checking stage?
It's not a kmail problem. Report it to your distro. Thanks Regards
Laurent, KMessageBox::error( mParentWidget, i18n( "Could not start certificate manager; " "please check your installation." ), i18n( "KMail Error" ) ); How about changing that to KMessageBox::error( mParentWidget, i18n( "Could not start certificate manager; " "please make sure you have Kleopatra properly installed." ), i18n( "KMail Error" ) );
Git commit 8f666fae9713e14f6067e9ad086e1c188699c648 by Montel Laurent. Committed on 20/05/2016 at 04:51. Pushed by mlaurent into branch 'master'. Change message as Allen requested M +4 -4 kmail/src/kmlaunchexternalcomponent.cpp http://commits.kde.org/kdepim/8f666fae9713e14f6067e9ad086e1c188699c648