Description of problem: seahorse-nautilus rpm does not add option to decrypt file in Nautilus contextual menu. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): seahorse-nautilus-3.4.0-2.fc17.x86_64 How reproducible: Juste do a fresh install of seahorse-nautilus on a system where seahorse-plugins was not installed Actual results: Entry to crypt file is added in Nautilus contextual menu and it is possible to crypt a file. A new file called filename.ext.pgp is created. Right clicking on this new file filename.ext.pgp, there is no Decrypt entry displayed in Nautilus contextual menu. Additional info: seahorse-nautilus obsoletes seahorse-plugins. If I installed not seahorse-nautilus but seahorse-plugins, this one works fine and I have a "Decrypt" entry available in Nautilus contextual menu. If after install of seahorse-plugins, I install seahorse-nautilus or update my system with yum, seahorse-plugins is obsoleted by seahorse-nautilus but I still have "Decrypt" entry available in Nautilus contextual menu.
Me too, I have this problem. No solution with forced install of "seahorse-plugins".
*** Bug 845854 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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Still broken in F19. In addition the Encryption option seems to no longer work in F19, so I guess the whole package is useless now... anyone else getting the same?
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