[Official Release] enigmail 0.91 uploaded to unstable

Monday, April 18. 2005

Posted by asac (Alexander Sack) in Debian OS at 21:13 | Comments (4) | Trackbacks (0)

I uploaded enigmail 0.91 to unstable today. This build is ready for mozilla 1.7.7 which has been uploaded to unstable today too.
Packages for mozilla-thunderbird and mozilla-mailnews are again included. Read the current enigmail package page for infos on howto install those packages.

Update: For infos on this release, see my preview release announcement from last week.

Have fun!

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As of Apr 20, and for the last week or so, there’s been no enigmail package in testing – the old version disappeared from the archive (and had broken with the current testing thunderbird) and no new version has appeared.

#1 Andrew on 2005-04-20 07:03 (Reply)

debian release managers decided to remove the old enigmail temporarily from testing in order to let the new mozilla into testing. Since thunderbird was not ready, enigmail was removed.

Tip: use apt-get upgrade, to not remove packages that are temporarily not available or use my preview archive to get the latest thunderbird enigmail versions for sarge.

#1.1 asac (Homepage) on 2005-04-20 08:42 (Reply)

I was using aptitude and discovered something was wrong when a message I had intended to send encrypted was silently sent non-encrypted. After playing around with enigmail only to find that it silently failed to do anything at all, I looked at my package versions and discovered that my enigmail was older than my thunderbird. Since I had no way to take my thunderbird back, I just deleted enigmail.

I’ll try your repository.

#1.1.1 Andrew on 2005-04-23 04:49 (Reply)

Hmmm … sounds strange. How was your exact version combination (of thunderbird and enigmail), you can still recall this?

#1.1.1.1 asac (Homepage) on 2005-04-23 11:12 (Reply)

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