Ok, I implemented this for Inline messages. The resulting armored literal data packet is encrypted as PGP/MIME message. I'm not sure this is what we want.

Implemented --unwrap stuff, too.

I now got something that works on MIME mail rENIG1cde116d7a3dadcd8ddd45ee1259cc62a4de9cd3. This patch leaves the original mail & decrypted version in the folder on the IMAP server.

I just tried it w/ the current master and it works. First, it displays the upload dialog and progress bar. After a second or two a message pops up that the upload was successful and I'll get a confirmation request my mail later. Clicking Ok on the message hides both dialogs.

I'll look into it

It's only displayed in the advanced mode. Also, what do you mean w/ no response?

it is: 073bc2b01d1f60c85ba4206f3ff37bc618b4a4a9

Fixed in a1d9b046aec8cedda16a9e24eb8d2ed021f68d5d

Most of the boilerplate was moved to autogen.sh

Generate coverage information.

So, I had a look at the code in decrypt-data.c and proc_packets. I understand that getting gpg output the resulting in human readable way isn't possible w/o changing a lot of code.

OK, thanks. I just tied it on the console and adding --unwrap causes gpg to output the PGP packet that was encrypted. I guess this is intended but from my perspective this isn't a small change. Before a user could read his permanently decrypted mail w/o any tools, now he needs gpg the parse and display the literal data packet.

Commited as c7f4ef5

Revisited patch

You sure about that? The --nowrap doesn't seem to exist. The manpage doesn't mention it and running gpg2 with it outputs gpg: invalid option "--nowrap".

Remove use of mmap(), allow out-of-source builds.

Patch submitted

Patch was accepted into Enigmail: 5e39a44f17f9ef45fd04d3069ba5d6f3092e28d6

Patch improved & submitted

I didn't realize that we have a release coming up. Makes sense to postpone putting the changes into master until we're sure it doesn't break the build. Thanks for the review!

Patch submitted

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