After resuming from standby, while Thunderbird was running:
a message pops up saying «pEp Adapter Not Running»
a modal dialog is shown repeatedly «Passphrase Required»
I assume (without verifying) that this is a key passphrase that the adapter server is prompting to me via the client (Thunderbird).
This granted, I think there are various issues that mix together:
a decision to interrupt me for a temporary connection problem that I can't do anything against. The pEp client should rather retry indefinitely;
a confused agent, as it gets prompted for a passphrase by a client program instead of a fenced system service, and, moreover, unexpectendly "out of the blue"'
and, a semantic discrepancy: I have multiple keys and all my keys have different passphrases, so I don't even know which of "the" passphrase is requested here.
| Component | Version |
|-----|-----|
| OS | macOS |
| Extension version | 1.1.007-beta (Add-ons Manager) |
| | 1.1.0-beta (About Dialog) |
(see #3 for the version discrepancy)
After resuming from standby, while Thunderbird was running:
1. a message pops up saying «pEp Adapter Not Running»
2. a modal dialog is shown repeatedly «Passphrase Required»
I assume (without verifying) that this is a key passphrase that the adapter server is prompting to me via the client (Thunderbird).
This granted, I think there are various issues that mix together:
1. a decision to interrupt me for a temporary connection problem that I can't do anything against. The pEp client should rather retry indefinitely;
2. a confused agent, as it gets prompted for a passphrase by a client program instead of a fenced system service, and, moreover, unexpectendly "out of the blue"'
3. and, a semantic discrepancy: I have multiple keys and all my keys have different passphrases, so I don't even know *which of* "the" passphrase is requested here.
(see #3 for the version discrepancy)
After resuming from standby, while Thunderbird was running:
I assume (without verifying) that this is a key passphrase that the adapter server is prompting to me via the client (Thunderbird).
This granted, I think there are various issues that mix together:
a decision to interrupt me for a temporary connection problem that I can't do anything against. The pEp client should rather retry indefinitely;
a confused agent, as it gets prompted for a passphrase by a client program instead of a fenced system service, and, moreover, unexpectendly "out of the blue"'
and, a semantic discrepancy: I have multiple keys and all my keys have different passphrases, so I don't even know which of "the" passphrase is requested here.