Do you have any other addons installed that might have modified Ci? Not that I'm aware of, but I'm not running the default theme so maybe the default theme globally defines Ci and this one (ClassicTB2 for Epyrus) does not? Attached my list of extensions in case it gives any insight.
Error thrown in console on reply with enigmail in epyrus
Adding it to my system path (actually just replacing the duplicate entry for GnuPG... not sure why gpg4win added it twice) fixes the issue. Everything works now (and blissfully more speedy)
Adding it to my system path (actually just replacing the duplicate entry for GnuPG... not sure why gpg4win added it twice) fixes the issue. Everything works now (and blisfully more speedy)
OK I'll try that. my PATH is already big but eh... why not one more ;-)
It won't help since I didn't install gpg4win in c:\program files. And it doesn't seem to find it because it explicitly goes up one dir, then goes into gnupg/bin from there, so it never searches the directory it is supposed to search. ..\GnuPG\bin as seen in the log : 2022-12-03 20:56:03.998 [DEBUG] files.jsm: resolvePath: checking for d:\apps\utils\Gpg4win\..\GnuPG\bin/gpgme-json.exe I think that's the problem why it can't find it.
The Wow6432Node one is present and set to the correct value. Installed is.... gpg4win 4.0.4 I believe.
Didn't fix the issue but the dialog that GnuPG wasn't configured now popped up numerous times and the log file is a lot larger. I looked into it and it seems to be searching hard for gpgme-json now but it doesn't check the one path it's in (the gpg4win dir) and instead goes up one and checks the gnupg/bin sibling instead. As stated before gpgme-json is installed in gpg4win/bin itself and not in the ../gnupg/bin dir.