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<B>Richard</B>
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<I>Thu Jan 10 14:18:59 CET 2013</I>
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<PRE>On Thursday 10 January 2013 13:57:57 Johnny A. Solbu wrote:
><i> As some of you know, in november or so I had to replace my old mdv2008.1
</I>><i> install with Mageia 2, due to a harddrive crash. And that's a good thing,
</I>><i> most of you will say. :-)= The major reason I kept the old version was
</I>><i> because KNode for KDE3 worked with GnuPG signatures, wheras KNode for KDE4
</I>><i> does Not. It is simply not possible to verify any signatures, not even my
</I>><i> own. [1] [1] <A HREF="https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=192198">https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=192198</A>
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</I>><i> So now I need a (graphical) replacement for KNode. However I have two
</I>><i> requirements for a replacement. If either one is not met, there is no point
</I>><i> in switching. 1: It must separate multiple usenet servers. (I have 6 usenet
</I>><i> servers configured) 2: It must support GnuPG signing.
</I>><i>
</I>><i> I have spent the last few hours testing both pan and claws-mail.
</I>><i> Pan is not happening. It treats all usenet servers as 1 big server, and
</I>><i> doesnt really care which server ut uses, as long as any server carries the
</I>><i> group. This I cannot live with. I need to be able to separate the various
</I>><i> usenet servers, the same way an email client separates the various pop and
</I>><i> imap accounts. Knode does this.
</I>><i>
</I>><i> Claws-mail looks promising, but I cannot get it to support encryption, let
</I>><i> alone signing. The documentation says it need a few core plugins and gpgme.
</I>><i> and I can't see that I don't have all requirements. ===
</I>><i> $ rpm -qa|grep gpg|grep -v pubkey|sort
</I>><i> lib64gpg-error0-1.10-2.mga2
</I>><i> lib64gpgme11-1.3.1-2.mga2
</I>><i> lib64gpgme++2-4.8.5-1.1.mga2
</I>><i> lib64qgpgme1-4.8.5-1.1.mga2
</I>><i> libgpg-error-common-1.10-2.mga2
</I>><i>
</I>><i> $ rpm -qa|grep claws|sort
</I>><i> claws-mail-3.8.1-1.mga2
</I>><i> claws-mail-pgpcore-plugin-3.8.1-1.mga2
</I>><i> claws-mail-pgpinline-plugin-3.8.1-1.mga2
</I>><i> claws-mail-pgpmime-plugin-3.8.1-1.mga2
</I>><i> ===
</I>><i>
</I>><i> So, does anyone have an idea for a graphical USENET client I can use in
</I>><i> Mageia 2?
</I>><i>
</I>><i> I do not ever send out anything that is not signed with gnupg, that includes
</I>><i> usenet postings. So being able to sign any and all usenet postings is vital
</I>><i> for me. It verifies for those that care to check that something really was
</I>><i> sendt by me, and not an imposter. (And I know that some of the readers
</I>><i> care.) (If someone read a usenet posting or email that claim to be sendt
</I>><i> from me during the last 10 years, I did not send it.)
</I>
Can't help you with alternatives, but did you know that Trinity is available
for MGA2? You should be able to use Trinity-knode under KDE4. (i use Quanta
under KDE4 with no problems)
<A HREF="http://trinity.mangafrance.com/mga2/">http://trinity.mangafrance.com/mga2/</A>
--
Richard.
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<A HREF="http://www.rose-linux.net">http://www.rose-linux.net</A>
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