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Subject: [Kde-pim] Nonsensical query w/ inline pgp + attachments
From: Adriaan de Groot <adridg () cs ! kun ! nl>
Date: 2004-06-24 21:37:45
Message-ID: 200406242337.45942.adridg () cs ! kun ! nl
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Running KMail HEAD, I just tried sending a message with an attachment with
inline openPGP signatures. KMail prompts me:
The inline OpenPGP crypto message format does not support encryption or
signing of attachments. Use OpenPGP/MIME instead?
It has two buttons: "Use OpenPGP" and "Cancel". Er, where's the "No, I want
the deprecated unsigned attachment thing" button? Really, the question could
read:
Really use inline OpenPGP?
Yes
No, use OpenPGP/Mime
Cancel
(Default to cancel) or somesuch. I don't have the MIME stuff in working order,
so in effect this prevents me from sending signed messages with attachments
at all.
--
"On top of that [watching KDE CVS] is interesting in a perverse
way, like watching sausage get made. By very smart people." - dkite
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kded
knotify
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