Somehow I thought that storing drafts locally was not only configurable but the default. But you are right, I also can't find a way to change the storage location.
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Mar 4 2019
If there is a way to disable sychronisation of the draft folder in Outlook 2019 when using IMAP, it could mentioned in the meantime, but I couldnt find it.
Mar 1 2019
Feb 28 2019
The other option would also work for me. Thank you!
Feb 27 2019
As a workaround you could also forward the mail to yourself and remove the attachments in the forwarded mail. This would basically work the same as I've described in the previous message.
The next version will have a "decrypt permanently" option. Afterwards you could remove the attachments. Will this help in your use case? You could for example copy the mail into a local folder and remove the attachments then.
Feb 22 2019
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Feb 14 2019
Thanks for that summary.
Feb 13 2019
Since it seems there is a renewed interest in adding ECC support to GpgSM (as indicated by the T4098 feature request), I would like to write down here more details about this task.
Feb 12 2019
Pinentry already has a ttyalert option which may be set to beep or flash to ring the bell or flash the terminal, respectively (see commit 1dba96fafa123f3631c0a50bb01835306c23b903).
Feb 11 2019
Feb 9 2019
Sure, but lets use that ticket for this. if you have another topic, feel free to open another ticket.
Feb 7 2019
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Jan 29 2019
Good idea.
Jan 28 2019
for user ID selection, you could also potentially match on substring, so uid dkg could select/deselect all user IDs that contain "dkg".
Jan 25 2019
Jan 23 2019
Mnemonics can be made language independent by implementing wordlists for every language. In bip39, each word represents a number, 0 through 2047 (their index in the wordlist).
Jan 7 2019
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Dec 17 2018
How scdaemon responds when there is no card available?
Dec 15 2018
Though not directly related to our issues, this bug report on the MSYS2 site reported by their users encountering trouble with GPGME provides additional weight to irreconcilable differences between MSYS2 and GnuPG:
Dec 13 2018
yes. that's why i wrote it in '['-brackets.
but usually, in info-documents a synopsis is written about it.
I think that it's not self-evident, that "you can either give a file or let the tool read from stdin or output to stdout" and therefore should be written explicitly.
Dec 12 2018
The --auto-expand-secmem option is available in 2.2. and master for quite some time. It works if libgcrypt 1.8.2 or newer is used.
Dec 11 2018
Will go into 2.1.12 to be released next week.
Dec 10 2018
Dec 8 2018
Commit 8613727f1ee985c3cfa2c815523312914f033ffd adds considerable detail on both the issues affecting compiling and installing a Windows version of the bindings and what it would take to actually resolve it.
Dec 5 2018
That is good.
Just a heads up to everyone, Fedora is moving forward with this change for Fedora 30 (currently rawhide). https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1656282 is the bug tracking it.
Dec 4 2018
Cool and yes, that could also be an option. I was explicitly told by KDE-Windows that this would work for them, too. The problem for me is that I feel comfortable to add a CMake Buildsystem for the Cpp and Qt bindings (maybe Python?). It would be very simple for me, I would not extend it to GPGME core, at least not at first. I could do that on GNU/Linux without having to test an MSVC build.
It will be more effort for me to make autotools work nicely with MSVC. I would have to test that etc.
Just to stress it; I am in favor of allowing builds using other compilers. We allow this on Unix and so we should allow this on Windows as well. We should remember to use different DLL names to make it explicit that a certain DLL is targetting a specific ABI.
Another build systems does not solve your problem. If you want to support another toolchain, that is fine. But it can as well be done with the current build system. it is a matter of adding a new platform triplet to make sure we are not linking against different libc versions. In fact we can build all our code on a wide range of platforms with very different compilers, so supporting MSVC won't be a problem. Mixing them is a bad idea as can be shown by the usual cross-runtime malloc/free problems.
Dec 3 2018
Further discussion revealed that the main problem is QtWebengine, which is a requirement of KMail and basically a fully fledged web browser with millions of lines of code. QtWebengine is only supported for MSVC on Windows and a MinGW port is not feasible, so just compiling KMail with MinGW all the way through like I did in the past is no longer an option. :-(
I give this high priority. This blocks for years that the KDE-Windows initiative provides a way to install the very good crypto MUA KMail on windows. They rely on MSVC (you can say that this is bad, but it is a fact of life). As a former member of that community I am a bit ashamed that I made it harder / impossible for them to build KMail with MSVC because I've moved it to GPGME proper.
I think that is something I want to grapple with next year. The maintainer of KDE 4 windows noted that they currently rely on the patches from:
Nov 30 2018
..... And now after looking into this a bit deeper after attempting to build gpg-agent for windows, it appears that this is a bit deeper than the logic above (which is actually sound, when I read it for the second time)
Nov 29 2018
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Nov 9 2018
Sorry I did not see your first comment.
I would change gpgme_addrspec_from_uid and the gnupg equivalent to strip out the subaddress.
It does not make sense to handle this in the protocol. The client should always ask for joe@example.org and thus keep the whole thing mostly out of gpg. This requires that keys are not created with sub-addresses. However, if someone has a need for this, this strategy should work:
Nov 6 2018
Sorry, it didn't made it into 2.2.11.
Nov 5 2018
Oct 29 2018
It actually tries several servers but we need to set a limit because we need to cope with longer timeouts. Do you suggest to toggle between v4 and v6 addresses? That is if a v6 address fails, first try the next v4 address and it that fails, another v6 address, etc.
Oct 21 2018
Oct 18 2018
That it will not be a problem on that or near that date but already now because some use expiration times of 20 years.
what does "not only on Jan 19, 2038" mean here?
Oct 15 2018
I hope I did not choose inappropriate action in commenting here that I also would highly appreciate a cache timeout for OpenPGP Cards to reduce the exposure time of already unlocked card's keys. Would be great to get such an option
The next version will have a details button to show the actual gpg output. This will often be helpful.
The "Copy" menu item already copies public keys to the clipboard.
I now added a private key key copy option to the context menu.
While I agree that it would be good for some useful comment to be generated, I'd currently settle for a way to manually set a comment on a key.
Oct 9 2018
I believe this would be a good improvement in user experience
Oct 7 2018
ok, feel free to close this ticket then. It's disappointing that there
seems to be no sane, simple, private multi-channel communication
mechanism avaiable cross-platform that GnuPG can rely on.
Oct 2 2018
Oct 1 2018
I have this use case: A card based encryption key is used as a subkey on one of my keys but also on another key of mine. The reason for this can be that I want to have separate keys (with different fingerprints) for two user ids but still use the same card for decryption. Sure it is possible to figure out that the user ids belong together but it is not obvious on first sight. Another use case is a role account with a shared subkey with only one administering the primary key.
Sep 28 2018
This was additionally reported as https://bugs.debian.org/909755 -- it would be great to get a clear statement from the GnuPG project about handling the curated keyring use case.
I want to be able to create an ed448 key using gpg, use it to sign things.
Please write a proper feature requests. Two words are bit too brief. You should indicate for what you want ed448 support: gpg, gpgsm, libgcrypt etc.
Sep 27 2018
Interaction will be something like this:
Priority is high, because Gnuk Token requires this feature for testing its implementation.
Sep 24 2018
Maybe not on Linux but the environment is visible from other processes in the same way as the command line. So I don't see why we should add yet more clumsy passphrase workarounds to gpg. We already have PINENTRY_USER_DATA which can fulfill the same task.
Sep 23 2018
i note that my patch doesn't include an addition to the test suite, which it probably should, though i'm not fluent in gpgscm. if someone could update it to include a test, i'd appreciate that, and would probably learn from the commit. I imagine the test would do something like:
I tried to push commit 07c19981da0607dc442fadc4079b1d71fbef8f83 to branch dkg/passphrase-env on playfair, but i got this complaint:
Sep 10 2018
Well, the counterpart in gpg-agent is missing.
Sep 4 2018
Gpg4win-3.1.3 was released.