On Mon, Sep 19, 2005 at 08:42:25PM -0400, Charles MacDonald wrote:
> The new version has asked me to set up Enigma mail, and wants me to
> tell it where the PGP program is..Is that the problem?, if so what
> do I tell it.
I don't know if it's the problem. I do know that your client is
cacking on a PGP-signed message.
Obviously, it's trying to verify that message, and something about
that process (like, not having a PGP verifier to begin with) is
causing it not only to fail -- which is expected -- but to *cease
displaying* the rest of the message -- bad and unexcusable.
In the free software world, we use GnuPG ("gpg") instead of "pgp", the
old canonical PGP client. PGP long ago became a standard rather than
a particular client, and I haven't seen heads or tails of Phil
Zimmerman's (less free?) original PGP client for a long time.
Try installing GnuPG and see if that helps.
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