These Three Weeks

• TTXS: Works well
  • Another hardware: Nucleo-32 STM32L432: https://www.gniibe.org/memo/development/ttxs/ttxs-hardware-another.html
  • Chopstx port to STM32L432: Cortex-M4 (no FPU, no DSP yet), USB (almost same), USART (more features, not used)
  • Change for STM32L432, ldscript, Makefile
• operation by keygrip: scdaemon part looks OK
  • scdaemon: Added: KEYINFO [--list] command
  • scdaemon: Testing PK* command with <40-char-keyid-which-is-considered-KEYGRIP>
• Bug fixes, including:
  • GNU AWK 5.0 support: libgpg-error, gnupg
  • Japanese Translation

This week

• mostly off
• consider about using scdaemon's KEYGRIP operation by gpg-agent

These Three Weeks

• Investigated "Outlook Element" attachments and built a prototype in GpgOL to try to convert MAPI attachments to TNEF for transport. Did not work well. I could not find a way to get Outlook to autmatically parse the TNEF attachment of a crypto mail. So we would also need to implement parsing :-/
• Added draft encryption to GpgOL. Works nicely and unobtrusive. Needed a lot of hacks and special case handling though.
• Last week Kleopatra focus with a number of "normal" Kleopatra Usability Issues. Most noteworthy is that the "Key tree view" now has fully configurable columns. This solves a number of requests to modify the view.
• The usual community-work.

This week GpgOL focus:

• S/MIME Address book support (because it was on the roadmap for this summer)
• Try to make "Save As" work for opened crypto mails
• Look into open issues for GpgOL.

Last two week:

• Easter vacation
• Tried to do some work on osslsigncode to prepare for the token based certificate. Unfortunately got trapped in OpenSSL peculiarities.
• Finally started to work on gpg-signcode based on osslsigcode as reference.
• Read up parts of the OpenPGP WG bike shedding.

This week:

• Continue that work,
• Hoping that the token arrives this week.