Right now we have a few fixed string ("Please find attached a PGP encrypted file") which should better be taken from a template file so that users can configure them as needed. Maybe with sections and variables to allow for different languages..
Obviously we also need to implement QP-encoding so that UTF-8 can be used. Or shoudl we rely on 8-bit cleanness?
| rG GnuPG | |||
| rG982f45c8c7c6 gpg-mail-tube: Support templates. | |||
| Status | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open | None | T7292 gpg-mail-tube: Add more features | ||
| Testing | None | T7381 gpg-mail-tube: Allow the use of templates instead of static texts. |
Alright. We use utf-8 in our template files and switch to QP encoding when needed.
Test procedure:
cat sample.eml | LC_ALL=de_DE.utf8 gpg-mail-tube -va foo@example.org >x
and check that x is as expected. Use a custom file in /etc/gnupg/mail-tube.de.txt to test that this template is used instead of the installed one.
Better text for the standard templates are welcome. A French version would also be appreciated.