Re: What do these seahorse errors mean?

["Jose Carlos Garcia Sogo" <jose tribulaciones org>]

OH! Another thing I'd try is to move ~/.gnupg and create a new pair of keyrings, in case of anything there in, can be the culprit.

Also, the problem you get when you run seahorse-preferences comes from this defined macro
"pgp/seahorse-gpgmex.h" 146L, 4950C
#define GPG_IS_OK(e)        (gpgme_err_code (e) == GPG_ERR_NO_ERROR)

You could try to change the assert line in src/seahorse-preferences.c file to something that prints out what gpgme_err_code(e) is. Perhaps gpgme is more verbose about real problem

On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 10:06 PM, Adam Funk <a24061 ducksburg com> wrote:

On 2008-09-09, Adam Schreiber wrote:

> What version of seahorse do you have installed?  Is it the same on
> both computers?

Potentially relevant packages on the machine where seahorse doesn't
work (I have tried it with and without the gnupg-agent package):

gnupg                       (1.4.8 compiled from source)
gnupg-doc                     2003.04.06-6
gpgsm                         2.0.7-1
gpgv                          1.4.6-2ubuntu5
libgpg-error0                 1.4-2ubuntu7
libgpgme11                    1.1.5-2ubuntu1
pgpgpg                        0.13-9
python-gnupginterface         0.3.2-9ubuntu1
seahorse                      2.22.2-0ubuntu1


and on the one where it does:

gnupg                       (1.4.8 compiled from source)
gnupg-agent                   2.0.7-1
gpgsm                         2.0.7-1
libgpg-error0                 1.4-2ubuntu7
libgpgme11                    1.1.5-2ubuntu1
pgpgpg                        0.13-9
python-gnupginterface         0.3.2-9ubuntu1
seahorse                      2.22.2-0ubuntu1

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