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10.1.11. I use a non-English character set, and my own

signatures are invalid.

When sending signed emails containing non-English characters (e.g. å or ð),

the signature may fail to verify.

To fix this problem, make sure the option For messages that contain 8-bit

characters, use 'quoted printable' MIME encoding is unchecked in your mail

client. In SeaMonkey, this option is under Edit → Preferences → Mail &

Newsgroups → Composition. In Thunderbird, this option is under Tools →

Options → Composition.

10.1.12. Enigmail sees some emails as broken.

This problem occurs often when using an IMAP mailserver and is due to

Thunderbird / SeaMonkey not downloading the message as a whole. To fix this

problem, go to OpenPGP → Preferences → Advanced and disable the option

Only download attachments when opened (IMAP only). See also the

explanation of this option in Section 9.1.4.

10.1.13. I get an error “Enigmail / Enigmime / IPC failed to

initialize”.

Enigmail works only if it is built using the same build environment as

Thunderbird or SeaMonkey was built. This means that you can use the official

Enigmail releases only if you use the official releases of Thunderbird or

SeaMonkey provided by mozilla.org.

If you use a Thunderbird or SeaMonkey version coming from some other source

(e.g. the provider of your Linux distribution), or if you build Thunderbird or

SeaMonkey yourself, you should either use an Enigmail version built by the

same source or build Enigmail yourself. For building Enigmail from source code,

refer to http://enigmail.mozdev.org/download/source.php .

Please don't file any bug report concerning this problem: it is not solvable.

10.1.14. I cannot read encrypted messages sent to me! I

get an error “Secret key needed to decrypt message”.

Unless you accidentally deleted your key pair (for which there is no remedy,

unless you have a backup – see below), the message you received was not

encrypted with your public key. The sender most likely encrypted it with his

public key instead of yours.

Make sure the sender has your public key, and tell him to encrypt the message

with it.

10.1.15. I lost my passphrase / my key pair / my private key.

A note: Your private key is bundled with your public key in your key pair, hence

losing your private key and losing your key pair means exactly the same.

There is no way to recover your passphrase: your only hope is to try to

remember what it was. If you don't succeed, you lose the use of your private

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