enigmail 1.0.1-1
http://enigmail.mozdev.org
OpenPGP security extension for Mozilla Thunderbird 3
unsupported :: office
Maintainer: Schnouki
Votes: 62
License: MPL GPL
Last Updated: Mon, 01 Feb 2010 17:08:38 +0000
First Submitted: Tue, 21 Jul 2009 15:16:04 +0000
Dependencies gnupg thunderbird
Updated to TB3 final (which has just hit extra).
Updated to enigmail-1.0.0. Thunderbird 3 (rc2 atm) is needed; TB2 users can use the enigmail-tb2 package: http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=32409
I know enigmail 1.0.0 is out, but since it's TB3-only, I won't update this package. TB2 users can still use it, TB3 users should switch to enigmail-cvs for the latest version.
@thoughtcrime, well, the reason I asked was to avoid having to write one myself, of course ;-)
Also I need to get the source from CVS, and upstream don't create nightly tarballs... it starts to add up and I'm likely to just wait until upstream releases.
magus, write it yourself. It should not be too hard, just modify this one.
Is there a package for enigmail for use with Thunderbird3 somewhere (on AMD64)?
Upstream only compiles nigthlies for i686 :(
Nice idea, thanks! I added the sha1sums to the PKGBUILD.
(Didn't change the pkgrel though since it does not change anything else.)
Hi,
I would sleep much better tonight if you could add the next lines below the md5sums section in your PKGBUILD file:
sha1sums=('ad9a28ab632a5480bd138a0f60e43a5c07a56646'
'a237bfb92ec9c4b2bed7ea744e95d01ec43e07f1'
'56f980ae47d223b0ce98d808ca5a106b7343fb87')
Taking into account the goal of this package, MD5 on its own it's a too weak hash method nowadays. I think it would be nice to append second hash method to it, as it would make it a lot much safer.
Best regards!
Yep, good idea... But bsdtar can't create zip files, only extract them. So I patched the Makefile to create a tar archive instead of a zip one, so zip and unzip are not needed anymore :)
Thanks thoughtcrime!
Also updated the Thunderbird source version to 2.0.0.23 since it is now available in extra.
Actually unzip is not needed if you use bsdtar (which is also used by pacman and thus installed anyway) for extracting the xpi file (bsdtar -x -f file.xpi). So I suggest re-writing the PKGBUILD to use bsdtar instead and remove the zip related dependencies :)
Thanks for correcting the pkgbuild! It builds and works great!
Cool! Just rebuilt and works great. (The only time I ever notice the zip dependency is on fresh installs!)
Added zip as a build dep and changed the download URL for Thunderbird. Thanks a lot beej!
Right now, thunderbird is out of sync with the latest source (.22 vs .23), so the PKGBUILD can't find 2.0.0.22 in the latest/ directory.
Perhaps it would be better to get tb sources from the specific version directory, i.e.:
/pub/mozilla.org/thunderbird/releases/2.0.0.22/source/thunderbird-2.0.0.22-source.tar.bz2
zip is a build dep for this one (at least with tb 2.0.0.23)
v1.6.0