2.0.1 has been released quite some time ago. Closing.

We need to hook into ondelivery because that is the only way which allows us to
change the message class before OL starts processing it. The change you see is
probably due to more elaborate message checking to catch more cases; in
particular we need to cope with the old-stylish cleartext PGP messages and also
handle other buggy messages here. This requires looking at the message body.

Hi Werner,

Hi Werner,

Sorry, we can't do anything about it. This is pureley an Outlook problem.
GpgOL does not know anything about IMAP; all what we do is to use the MAPI
interface.

Werner or Emanuel, any updates on this issues?
Still reproducable witn 2.0.1 (aka GpgOL 1.0.1)?

BTW: There is another short old report about exchange problems here:
http://wald.intevation.org/forum/forum.php?thread_id=624&forum_id=20

Asg: send me an email saying:

Asg, could you test 2.0.1rc1?

ok, please enable s/mime support by default for next release.

See T1137

Duplicate of T1137

It can't do that for technical reasons. We should enable S/MIME support by default.

Yes, this looks very familiar to me, although I thought the problem only occurs
if I both sign and encrypt the message.
I can't remember GpgOL's S/MIME support setting; and I'm unable to verify,
because I uninstalled it in the meantime (switched from OpenPGP to S/MIME
solution). You can mark #1130 a duplicate of #1137 if you like (though mine was
created 10 days earlier).

sorry, jroemmler, I have mixed the issue numbers.
Again: I think your issue is the same problem like T1137 (GpgOL could not
decrypt/verify messages in "sent items" folder if sime support is disabled).
Can you confirm it?

Nope, I'm using MS Outlook 2003 and #1110 crashes in Outlook 2007, whereas his
Outlook 2003 seems to work fine for him.
BTW: My Outlook 2003 doesn't crash, it just shows garbled content in the message
body (but that may be by luck).

Seems to be the same issue like T1110, right?

Still the same problem with Gpg4win 2.0.1-rc1.

Werner needs to try something to make sending MIME emails with Exchange
for the first time.
(So this problem will still be in 2.0.1rc1.)

Asg, could you test 2.0.1rc1?

Hi,
Retested using Gpg4win-2.0.1-RC1 (GpgOL 1.0.1-svn308)
Issue seems to be resolved in that non-encrypted attachments open in a
reasonable timeframe.
Thanks,
Juicefruits.

Duplicate of T1107

Duplicate of T1107

Thsi is the same as issue#1107 . Please see there.

Seems to be resolved with Gpg4win-2.0.1-RC1 (GpgOL 1.0.1-svn308). Needs more
tests of other users. Grandgeorg, can you test again?
(Download from http://gpg4win.org/download.html )

Seams to be resolved with Gpg4win-2.0.1-RC1 (GpgOL 1.0.1-svn308). Needs more
tests of other users. Juicyfruits, can you test again?

Seams to be resolved with Gpg4win-2.0.1-RC1 (GpgOL 1.0.1-svn308). Needs more
tests of other users.

Duplicate of T1102

You are right. See also T1102.

ok, please close off this bug and I will move to latest version.

ok, please close off this bug and I will move to latest version.

I changed the e-mail address in the attached ndr.txt to all x

ok, you can close off this bug report. I will move to newer version.

I remember that I had a similar problem in a previous version which I reported
but I can't remember on which site/community. In a following version the bug has
been fixed and I never had this problem again up to and including version 0.9.92.
That's strange beacause you said that's is an existing problem since years.

Am sorry about this. This is an unslved problem existing in GpgOL for years.
In some cases Outlook somehow caches the content of the Window or syncs it back
to MAPI. I have found no way to reliable avoid that. GpgOL does all kinds of
tricks to avoid this but it is not bulletproof.

Duplicate of T1107

Same as 1107, please see there.

It is only shown on the very first start. FWIW:

Hmmm. I didn't notice the hint at the first startup.

I received an encrypted email (encrypted by gpgol 0.9.92) which used to work in
OL2003. When decrypting the email I had to pass the passphrase and the email has
been display decrypted in the very same window. Closing the window the email was
still left encrypted.
Using gpgol 1.0.0 the email has been decrypted the first time. Since then when
moving to the email no text could be seen, the passphrase has to entered (the
first time visiting the email) and the email was display decrypted as long as I
didn't close OL. Since deinstalling gpg4win the email is decrypted! The only
difference I noticed is that the icon changed from "read mail" to "unread mail"
and even doesn't change to "read" when the email is left.

I can duplicate this and found a way to fix it. However that fix would bring
back a problem with the outlook window not being repainted. I am a bit puzzled
that nobody found this problem since it must have been tehre since gpg4win
1.9.14 from March.