Cheers!

the_glu wrote:

Do you have any error in log ?

Which log? I tried setting NSPR_LOG_MODULES=all:5, but I don't know what to look for in all that output.

the_glu wrote:

Can you send me your public key ?

I assume you meant the problematic public key and not mine. Anyway, I'll send it to theglu-AT-theglu.org.

the_glu wrote:

As it's seem the xpcom is working, you can set extensions.firegpg.xpcom_state to 1 (the newstate value) and he will not send ping anymore beacause there is no changes wink

That worked perfectly! Thanks!

the_glu wrote:

On witch plateform are you ?

I've tested it on Gentoo (with Unicode support, running only stable packets) on amd64 and Kubuntu Hardy Heron (patched) on x86. Both with the exact same results.

the_glu wrote:

Is it working with enigmail ?

It works with Enigmail on both systems. All keys are shown.

What I do specifically is that I choose to encrypt a new mail with Enigmail to a recipient with no matching key (according to address). The "OpenPGP key selection" window that then appears works fine. It has almost the same encoding issue, "

I've set the following in prefs.js before the first restart of Firefox after installing FireGPG 0.5:
user_pref("extensions.firegpg.gpg_version", "0.5");
user_pref("extensions.firegpg.no_updates", true);

Despite this, I can se in netstat that getfiregpg.org is contacted just before the main Firefox window appears when I startup Firefox the first time, just like it does when update checking is not disabled. Should this happen?

The thing is that I'm building a LiveCD, so this will happen happen each time its restarted. This is further complicated by the fact that everything is routed through the Tor network. The delays imposed from that makes Firefox a reeeaaally slow starter as it seems the connection to getfiregpg.org needs to finish before the main windows of Firefox is shown. I had this exact problem in previous FireGPG versions (e.g. 0.4.8) when the two above things were not set in prefs.js. But these versions didn't have this problem -- the above settings did exactly what I wanted.

Debug output from Firefox (setting NSPR_LOG_MODULES=all:5) gave me this:
-1223883072[8a61eb8]: uri=http://getfiregpg.org/stable/statsxpcom.php?version=0.5&newstate=1&oldstate=0&plateforme=Linux%2Cx86-gcc3
so it seems it still trying to do an update.

Is there an explanation for this? What can I do to prevent it? Is it a bug?

When I select some text and choose to encrypt it, the public key selection dialog don't show all public keys I have. It turns out this is due to an encoding issue:

First, gpa shows the keys in the order they were imported. In my case, the seventh key's username has a swedish "