From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.2.1) Gecko/20030221 Description of problem: This functionality was working with other distro's I've recently used, include Mandrake 9 and Redhat 7.3. I don't believe it's a enigmail bug for this reason. I have installed enigmail 0.70.1, and while I can sign mail, if I click on an email that has a signature, the entire mozilla process crashes immediately. It doesn't even get to render the email contents window. It doesn't seem any core file is left. Everything goes away, mail, browsers, etc. It seems to sign email fine, just doesn't want to verify. Not sure if this is a bug w/ the mozilla included in pheobe, or just in how it is configured and its interaction with enigmail. I've also installed the mozilla rpms from rawhide (same version: 1.2.1) but that didn't change anything. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Click an email that has been signed by some pgp/gpg. 2.boom. mozilla gone. 3. Actual Results: No more mozilla anywhere. Expected Results: Mozilla to stay running and enigmail to display a little icon. At the very least, I want mozilla to stay up and some error messages somewhere. Additional info:
We don't even ship enigmail, so I can't support it.
OK, I understand. But it's very odd that if I download mozilla 1.2.1 as a tarball from their site and install enigmail, it works great. But if I install enigmail onto pheobe's mozilla 1.2.1, it barfs. Thanks, though.
It might be a root vs. non-root thing. Try installing it and then re-running the mozilla-rebuild-databases.pl script. And making sure that there aren't files that were installed that are read-only as root.
Hi! Thanks for the tips. I ran rebuild-databases.pl as root, and now the enigmail icons are gone from the UI. It's also gone from the Preferences|Security menu. Odd...
Found Solution: Get the RedHat RPMs from mozilla's site (http://ftp.mozilla.org). They are compiled with the same compiler that enigmail uses. The crashes are due to different compiler versions (one for redhat's included mozilla and one for enigmail). Thanks!