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Package: gpg
Severity: normal
Hello Maintainer,
I have a
----[ '~/.gnupg/gpg.conf' ]-----------------------
no-greeting
default-key C492F812
no-escape-from-lines
keyserver mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
keyserver-options auto-key-retrieve
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but with the new option "keyserver mailto:"; I am running into trouble
since it create weird messages which never arrive there destination:
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Received: from localhost (localhost [127.0.0.1])
(uid 1000)
by michelle1.private with local; Wed, 05 Dec 2007 03:31:28 +0100
id 00042872.47560D80.00001E5E
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: GET 0x096C4DD3
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 05 Dec 2007 03:31:28 +0100
GnuPG 1.4.5 email keyserver request
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As you can see, I use courier imap as my MTA. I have read the manpage
to gpg but there is NO HINT, HOW to configure the "From:" email address.
Since I do not know, HOW gpg has gotten this bizzar E-Mail, I have used
a wraper script of
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#!/bin/bash
echo "$*" >${HOME}/Maildir/.POSTPONED/new/$(date +%s)
echo >>${HOME}/Maildir/.POSTPONED/new/$(date +%s)
cat >>${HOME}/Maildir/.POSTPONED/new/$(date +%s)
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And then I have gotten this:
----8<------------------------------------------------------------------
-oi
From: Michelle Konzack,1,0033388452356,,[EMAIL PROTECTED] <michelle.konzack>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: GET 0x5EA01078
GnuPG 1.4.5 email keyserver request
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which look like gpg is doing a
grep "^${LOGNAME}:" /etc/passwd |cut -d ':' -f5
currently I am using a sendmailwraper of
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#!/bin/bash
EXENAME=tdsendmailwraper
SERNO=$(date +%s)
LOGDATE=$(date --rfc-822)
for CNT in $(seq --equal-width 0 99) ; do
FILE=/home/michelle.konzack/Maildir/.POSTPONED/new/${SERNO}_${CNT}
if [ ! -f ${FILE} ] ; then break ; fi
done
FQDN="$(hostname --fqdn)"
RFCDATE="$(date --rfc-822)"
echo "Received: by ${FQDN} (${EXENAME}); ${RFCDATE}" >${FILE}
echo "Date: ${RFCDATE}" >>${FILE}
formail -f -A "Message-Id:" -I "From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]" >>${FILE}
chown michelle.konzack: ${FILE}
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and set ${SENDMAIL} to this wraper to get this pig running, but I think,
this problem should be solved realy fast. Please note, that I am working
Off-Line and can not check signatures directly from the keyserver. This
is, WHY I am using "keyserver mailto:"; and if I go into a Internet-Cafe,
my "POSTPONE" folder will be automaticaly flushed.
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day
Michelle Konzack
Tamay Dogan Network
Open Hardware Developer
Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
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Hi,
> What's happening is actually pretty normal. hostname -f or /etc/mailname
> is picked up as the hostname value for the sender From: and probably
> also for envelope From: and thus most receiving mailserver will reject
> your mail because of the invalid sender domain part.
>
> What you really need to solve this is a MTA that can rewrite your invalid
> e-mail address with something legit. I'm too lazy to read the courier docs
> but I can tell you that this feature is called sender_canonical_maps in the
> Postfix world and I remember that sendmail has something similar aswell.
Agreed with Sven here - it's not gnupg's business to do address rewriting.
Thijs
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