[infowarrior]

FYI -- if you're runnning PGP Desktop 9.8 under OSX Leopard and do today's big OSX update to 10.5.6 be advised it will crash Apple Mail whenever you try to open a message to read it. (I am running PGP 9.8.3)

To get Mail to work again, you need to remove the PGPmailLeopard.mailbundle from /Library/Mail/Bundles and Apple Mail works just fine again.....but of course, that means plug-in capability for PGP is gone from Mail.

Just a FYI. If anyone here from PGP is reading this, kindly issue a supported fix. Thanks. Also, this is the first time in a LONG time an OS update has broken something on my end. Boo, Apple.

[TETENAL]

Originally Posted by infowarrior 

Boo, Apple.

It's not Apple's fault. The developer and his users are using an undocumented API at their own risk.

http://www.sente.ch/software/GPGMail...j/GPGMail.html

[infowarrior]

I refer to PGP (commercial s/w) not GPG. But you're right, GPG is running unsupported API as well.

[pgpdash]

There was an issue between Apple's recently released Mac OS X 10.5.6 update and PGP Corporation's email encryption plug-in. While this plug-in is officially "unsupported" and is documented as such, PGP Corporation has fixed the issue and made an updated version of the plug-in available.

While this plug-in will retain its "unsupported" status, we recognize that in certain circumstances it serves a need; for information regarding this issue and the updated plug-in, please visit: https://pgp.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/pgp...p?p_faqid=1097

John Dasher, Director, Product Marketing
PGP Corporation

[ghporter]

Hey John! Welcome to our forums! I'm glad to see the PGP Corp took this seriously enough to update an "unsupported" but well used plug in.

[infowarrior]

John, thank you for this information. I am happy that PGP was able to provide this update to us, and for responding to our concerns here.

Thanks again

Rick
www.infowarrior.org