Subject: bug#17337: epg-wait-for-status hangs forever

From: Richard Stallman <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 14 May 2014 07:51:27 -0400

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    AFAIU, you are saying that Lisp files from Apr 23 trunk work fine with
    the Emacs binary built from C sources fetched on Mar 18, is that
    right?

Yes.

    Or maybe the problem is triggered by one of the pre-loaded Lisp files?
    In that case, another thing to try is use C sources from Mar 18, but
    pre-loaded Lisp files from Apr 24.

It is not feasible for me to do things like that.
It takes hours to recompile on this machine.

      Below are some bzr commands which will
    allow you to review the changes at several levels of granularity:

This is probably a lot of work.  I can't spend hours on this.
I have work leading the free software movement, speaking, etc.

The Emacs developers are the ones who need to fix this.

Have you been able to reproduce the bug?

Does anyone else here M-x rmail-epa-decrypt?
Or epa at all?

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