Actually I would like to remove the option to install gpg4win at non-standard places because this is somewhat troublesome. However some users rely on this and thus we better don't remove i.

What components of Gpg4win other than GnuPG do you use?

Yes, that's by design. GnuPG is always installed in $INSTDIR\..\GnuPG by the gpg4win installer.

Yeah that is a messed up environment mixing elf and windows binaries. There is no which on windows. It is called where. So if your terminal is able to execute which then this is some kind of Linux environment on Windows. The winpty error comes from the terminal. Please use cmd.exe for all tests.

I just tried to call pinentry directly on Windows cmd prompt:

Thanks for the comments. This is a regular git for Windows install which afaik uses mingw64. The messup with the binaries brought in by git has always been this way. I am using aliases to differentiate between the different versions. One might think that this may cause things to break, however all used to work well with 4.x versions.

gpg: [stdin]: clear-sign failed: No pinentrysrc/libwinpty/winpty.cc, line 924

Here you are:

Thanks for opening the ticket. I looked at it when it was reported in the forum, But had no test build at hand to test a fix. If you look at the history of g4wihelp.c you can see how other functions have been ported to Unicode recently. The change is that the strings in the nsis script world have changed to two byte strings. The problem is then where the c code interacts with the NSIS script obtaining parameters and setting return values. Since the popstackna takes an ascii string it only takes the first character as the second byte is null. Changing these occurrences to popstackn and the setuservariable to widechar should do the trick.

FWIW: as mentioned in T7452#195891, it might be necessary to manually copy the uninstaller to a temporary directory ({{ tmp_uninstall_exe }}) and call it from there to get a clean uninstall:

I had T3840 assigned to me related to the Qt parts. I close that now as duplicate. But I don't see that we ever added a call of gpgrt_w32_override_locale to kleopatra or gpgol either. Which I assume to be the fix for T7454

Since codesigning for all dlls was added this is fully resolved.

There won't be improvements to PGP/Inline

I looked at the wiki and the content seems okay and what this issue requests has been done years ago. So resolved.

I have fixed this as a7349189f3af05822eba4bd17b62482fa2b0747f so I am closing this as a duplicate of T5982 because it is clear to me now that the last remaining and current problem was sending and not receiving such mails and was broken by 9f81ed6561c5f41e50d1a51333c9586a33ed2ef6

The kf6 branch in Gpg4win was created for qt6 builds and can be used.

This was fixed by c0ca4f1b254f6879d719d1a5ed43a51ca9015b93 since the embedded message was not handled it was not extracted / parsed into an Attachment C++ Object which caused this error. I don't want to change the status of tasks which are not assigned to me but i saw it while looking over my open assigned tickets.

Dan you please run something like

@uwi: We removed the ciphersuite from the server and tested with 4.2.0 that you get an update notification now. Because of some caching you may need to

This is due to an update of the server providing the version info. The server (Apache) uses a smaller hash than the ECC key. This is allowed behaviour and was fixed in our TLS library in 2022; see T6059. However, the new library was released only early this year an. We will check whether we can tell our Apache to use a more correct hash algorithm.

Ok. Sorry, just to avoid debugging in case it is not known, I am pretty sure the ini file is a regression from the unicode nsis switich. The timing when it was reported to no longer work matches around that time and the installer code itself hasnt changed for even longer.

In T7452#195845, @aheinecke wrote:

I doubt it as what Gpg4win does here is completely standard. So the win_package module should handle it or there would be multiple results if you search for "NSIS uninstall ansible"

Thanks for the clarification, it seems that was necessary.

Jut a note (in case it was not clear enough): I was *not* talking about registering "*.pub" for Kleopatra (currently it launches Microsoft Publisher), but I was talking about the file selector's default input pattern (I had to switch to "all files" to be able to see the file I wanted to import):

In T7452#195841, @m.eik wrote:

this could also help with T5952, i was testing with ansible as well.

- name: Uninstall gpg4win from the registry
  ansible.windows.win_package:
    product_id: 'Gpg4win'
    arguments: /S
    state: absent

From a quick glance at the docs. This looks completely correct. What did this do and what didn't it do?

In T7452#195836, @aheinecke wrote:

To workaround you need to copy the uninstaller to a temporary locationm firs and then execute and delete the copy.

Just to explain, if you are executing it from the command line the command line will "lock" the uninstaller until it is finished. In GUI Mode it creates a copy in %TEMP% launches this copy and exits. When run from the command line it requires a session reset to delete the unistaller. So log out / log in and the uninstaller should be removed, but the dir might still exist. I am not sure. To workaround you need to copy the uninstaller to a temporary locationm firs and then execute and delete the copy.

I wasnt aware of this either, but it would be good since we currently don't have a file extension listed explicitly for pgp keys, even though we register one and have the strings already to handle downloading keys where the server transfers application/pgp-keys as information. While https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/common-file-name-extensions-in-windows-da4a4430-8e76-89c5-59f7-1cdbbc75cb01 recognizes it as Microsoft Publisher file wikipedia says PGP Public key but without a citation. If AllowSilentDefaultTakeover is not set, the following code will not automatically change .pub to kleopatra. Instead in microsoft publisher is installed, it will ask you for the first time when a .pub file is opened after installing Kleopatra if you want to keep opening the files with Microsoft Publisher or if they should be opened from now on with IKleopatra,.

Also fixed for 2.4. Don't use the uninstaller on the command line, you should use the Windows method to do this.

Fixed with rG4c830b240c for gpd5 but after the release. Will fix it for 2.4 too.

Really. I do this for PGP files but I have not seen that elsewhere.

Not sure about gpg4win 4.2.0 but we had a bug in 4.3.0 which has been resolved with T6985

Closing since the cause for this was identified.

tested with Gpg4win 4.4

Gpg4win 4.4.0 has just been released. Creation of encrypted archives has been completely reworked with Gpg4win 4.3.0 already. I could create an encrypted archive containing the two files with GpgEX without problems.

Christoph refers to this post here:
https://forum.gnupg.org/t/readme-4-3-1-en-txt-currently-missing-from-files-gpg4win-org/5845/4

Gpg4win 4.4.0 has just been released. I cannot reproduce unexpected results when doing a lookup on server. Unfortunately, many keyservers do not publish the user IDs (i.e. name and/or email address) anymore. Kleopatra does not list results without user IDs because GnuPG won't import them anyway.

This has been fixed in the meantime. If you should still experience this problem with Gpg4win 4.4.0 then reopen this ticket.

Gpg4win 4.4.0 has just been released. I assume that this has been fixed in the meantime. In particular, "General error" should happen a lot less. If the problem still occurs with Gpg4win 4.4.0 then reopen the ticket.

This ticket is obsolete

This doesn't look like a problem in Kleopatra.

Kleopatra now let's gpg deal with I/O directly. This makes decryption with Kleopatra as fast (or slow) as with gpg on the command line. Hence I'll remove the Kleopatra tag.

Then please upload whatever README you want there. My release checklist does not mention any README.

tested with Gpg4win-Beta-75++

If 7z is used to create a tarball that tarball is then 7z compressed. At least this is how I understand the case.
When gpgtar now tries to extract the file it sees a 7z file and thus emits the octal number warnings because it assumes a tarball (after decryption by gpg).

This problem was also reported at https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=479567#c1

This ticket is obsolete, we did some work on gpgtar since then. Should the issue still occur, please reopen or create a new ticket

Yes, the fix is included in the Gpg4win 4.3.1.

Was the fix part of a stable release? The beta was 4.2.1b55. Stable download on https://gpg4win.de/ is 4.3.1. Am I correctly assuming, that 4.3.1 includes the fix and this issue here can be closed?

This is a super old bug report, this is likely fixed with a new version of Kleopatra, so I am closing this. If this happen again in the future, feel free to reopen this bug report.

This is no longer possible. The sign/encrypt button is disabled and an info box is displayed.

No reply for a very long time, so I am closing this ticket. This is likely fixed now. Feel free to reopen if this happen again.

No reply for a very long time, let's close this.

gpg4win 4 has been released with unicode support. Closing.

closing this ticket as duplicate as adding and changing expiry works.
Revocation of a single subkey is not yet possible in Kleopara, though

This still seems to be a problem. I was using Outlook 365 version 2408 and the current GpgOL and moving a signed email didn't work correctly. But there seems to be a difference when I move it by using the context menu or by using drag 'n' drop.

Fixed together with T6864

My suspiction with this is that here the exchange server / outlook parses the mail attachment into MAPI and somehow handles mails differently then other attachments. This automatic conversion regarding attached mails is why we always ask users in Support to send us a problematic mail as a file in a zip archive. Otherwise Exchange will convert an attached Outlook MAPI mail to MIME and on the receiving side we can no longer see the original strucutre. Similar things are probably happening on the receiving side where the MIME eml "file" is converted into a MAPIOBJECT holding the forwarded mail which then confuses our internal knowledge about the attachments causing this error.

Still no news? :c @aheinecke

I am observing strange beavior on WIndows 10 22h2 and OL 16.0.17830.200056 even if no mail is displayed in the reading pane and the selection returns no selected mails, Outlook loads mails which are e.g. right clicked. I think a way which could prevent some problems and allow it again to change flags and categories for unselected mails would be for us to check in the Read event if the mail has some inspector and abort in that case. This could also increase compatibility with other addins. I will do some experiments with it.

Yes, the function to load the user-configured language on application start is very well hidden in kxmlgui. :-)

I mean the system configuration of Windows is just strange and messy. I am only noticing this now more because for my latest Test VMs I used VIrtual Box unattended installation, which installs the system according to the Hosts locale and then you can change the language for your user in Windows. And I ended up with this setting here where the preferred languages differ from the Windows UI language. And we are not alone in a confusion, on this system also Paint is in english, and the Microsoft Calculator, but not Powershell or CMD 🙄 But as GetUserPreferredUILanguages should return (and does according to my tests) the display langue chosen in the drop down as Language[0] and the others with lower priority I think the correct behavior here is to be in German.

In T3733#189355, @ikloecker wrote:

Don't change the existing KDE behavior for loading the correct Qt translations which is the same as gettext's behavior. It took quite some time to get it right on Windows for KDE.

In the past I have also seen quite often that the Qt Translations with standard actions like OK and Cancel were translated differently then KDE Strings. So there is also some difference with that on Windows.

KConfig uses the default locale instead of the system locale by default it seems:
https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/kconfig/-/blob/master/src/core/kconfig.cpp?ref_type=heads#L118
This should probably also use a copy of ki18n's getSystemLocale() instead. Or we set Qt's default locale to this value to get KConfig to use it.

Don't change the existing KDE behavior for loading the correct Qt translations which is the same as gettext's behavior. It took quite some time to get it right on Windows for KDE. The important bits for making the language configured by the user work are in
https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/kxmlgui/-/blob/master/src/kswitchlanguagedialog_p.cpp?ref_type=heads#L64
where the user-configured languages are prepended to LANGUAGE and in
https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/ki18n/-/blob/master/src/i18n/main.cpp?ref_type=heads#L65
where we make sure that we load the correct Qt translations also on non-Linux systems (where Qt doesn't respect LANGUAGE).

With debug output I have confirmed that KConfig uses the defaultLocale at this point to read the VS-NfD name. So one issue here is that KConfig needs to use the Language configured for translations when reading out the config from which we take the VS-NfD name.

Followup: Using edge and a restart did not trigger the installation of of CN=ISRG Root X1,O=Internet Security Research Group,C=US.