Re[2]: "Auto Save" and S/MIME "Sign when completed"

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Hello Marck D. Pearlstone,
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 14:57:20 +0100 GMT your local time,
which was Thursday, July 20, 2000, 8:57:20 PM (GMT+0700) my local time,
Marck D. Pearlstone wrote:


> Hi Christian,

> On 20 July 2000 at 08:21:40 GMT -0500 (which was 14:21 where I
> live) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote and made these points on the subject
> of ""Auto Save" and S/MIME "Sign when completed"":

MM [-] Save Draft & AutoSave do not try sign/encrypt a message (1.45
MM Beta/9)

MDP>>> What is this thread about? Has this beta/11 fix not worked?

CD>> I  wasn't  aware  of Beta/11 when I posted my initial message. Yes, it
CD>> works  fine  in  Beta/11.  Just  as  if the developers read my mind or
CD>> something! :)

> Just  my  (not so) subtle way of calling a "dead horse" on the thread,
> which  seemed  to  be  meandering  on  despite  no  longer bearing any
> relationship to the realities involved ;-).

we shouldnt have to expect 2 betas in one day (g)


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Re[2]: no valid signing certificates! What's up?!?!

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Hello Curtis,
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 07:49:46 -0500 GMT your local time,
which was Thursday, July 20, 2000, 7:49:46 PM (GMT+0700) my local time,
Curtis wrote:


> On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 16:58:07 +0700, tracer wrote:

t>> Just a question, do you use a firewall??? (g)

> You had to ask Phil that tracer??!!!  I could've answered
> that with certainty for you.

ok, so could I...


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Re[4]: Signature, Schmignature.

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Hello phil,
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 04:18:41 -0700 GMT your local time,
which was Thursday, July 20, 2000, 6:18:41 PM (GMT+0700) my local time,
phil wrote:


> Aye Jason!

> On  Thursday, July 20, 2000  at  03:49:05 GMT -0700 (which was 3:49 AM where you 
>think I live) [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed:

JT>> Hello Steve and Bat Buddies...

JT>> 

JT>> This is all very interesting and thought-provoking speculation, Steve.
JT>> But do you have any reason other than _speculation_ to believe all
JT>> this? Have you seen any tangible evidence of such widespread
JT>> governmental snooping? To me, all this sounds like just another
JT>> conspiracy theory. :-)
> It isn't "theory" anymore.  It's reality.

>   http://straitstimes.asia1.com.sg/cybernews/cyber5_0717.html
>   
>http://www.newsmax.com/cgi-bin/htsearch?sort=Score&format=Long&method=All&config=&restrict=&exclude=&words=carnivore

>   It's called carnivore.  It's already disrupted Earthlink.net

Its old stuff already...


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Re[9]: no valid signing certificates! What's up?!?!

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Hello phil,
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 04:34:03 -0700 GMT your local time,
which was Thursday, July 20, 2000, 6:34:03 PM (GMT+0700) my local time,
phil wrote:



> Is there ever going to be a way, to install a certificate without
> having to install a web server or Microsoft Internet Explorer or some
> other intrusive or utterly complex piece of software

rgdn i read in a previous post that you used Navigator ; what's wrong with that ?? 
rgdn was a piece of cake with Nav. 4.72 ...

>>> It won{t log on the website.

t>> Same with Opera...

t>> I cannot even log on with IE...

t>> Just a question, do you use a firewall??? (g)
> Yeah. I do.  So what port[s] are /is they trying to get into?

To be honest I donot know, my system is set to kill anything which
isnt normal as I have been messing with hardware a lot and am just
back to have my permanent system since 6 hours ago.
I cannot get anywhere near that website, with any browser...

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Re[2]: Bug with S/MIME encrypted message

[Aljoscha Rittner]

Hello Graham,

Thursday, July 20, 2000, 5:55:54 PM, your (Graham Foster) Message was:

> Hello Aljoscha Rittner

>> Hello Beta-List User,

>>   Here is a Message in S/MIME encrypted format. I get a "access
>>   violation" message if I doubleclick on the S/MIME icon.
>>   Can somebody confirm this?  

>> regards,
>>   Jos(c)h.


>   Open the ZIP - see the yellow padlock, double click, single click,
>   right click - no Access violation, no crash, no text either
  
Ok, I think the crash is a local problem. But the message has a
text like: "Guten Morgen". It's a OE-Mime encrypted message.

The same error like Kevin Coates tests?


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Re[3]: Bug with S/MIME encrypted message

[Aljoscha Rittner]

Ups, why is my message invalid? And my answer to Tom Bloom valid?

Many questions... :-|

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Re[2]: Signature, Schmignature.

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-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

Hello Thomas Fernandez,
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 19:17:23 +0800 GMT your local time,
which was Thursday, July 20, 2000, 6:17:23 PM (GMT+0700) my local
time,
Thomas Fernandez wrote:


> Hello Jason,

> On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 03:49:05 -0700GMT (20/07/2000, 18:49 +0800GMT),
> Jason Thompson wrote:

JT>> But do you have any reason other than _speculation_ to believe
all
JT>> this?

> Will articles in DER SPIEGEL be sufficient for you? Many other
> repectable news media have reported about this over the last couple
> of years. The issue in Germany is that the U.S. FBI is allowed a
> lot more spying on the private citizen in the U.S. than what is
> allowed to the government in Germany according to the Basic Law
> (constitution).
> Privacy issues are very big in Germany, but the U.S. government
> wants the same access to email, phone calls, etc, as they have in
> the
> States. The system is called Echelon. For the fist time ever
> journalists were let into the listening plant (center) on German
> ground.

> Echelon and privacy were part of the dissonances during Clinton's
> most recent visit to Berlin.

JT>> Have you seen any tangible evidence of such widespread
JT>> governmental snooping? To me, all this sounds like just another
JT>> conspiracy theory. :-)

> Hope you don't mean that the news media are conspiring against the
> government ;-)

They are, they havent got a clue whats really happening...
what you read is the proverbial bone.
You think the germans arent snooping? even the French are...


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Re[4]: Signature, Schmignature.

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Hello Graham Foster,
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 12:04:00 +0100 GMT your local time,
which was Thursday, July 20, 2000, 6:04:00 PM (GMT+0700) my local
time,
Graham Foster wrote:


> Hello Jason Thompson

>> This is all very interesting and thought-provoking speculation,
>> Steve. But do you have any reason other than _speculation_ to
>> believe all this? Have you seen any tangible evidence of such
>> widespread
>> governmental snooping? To

> Well - there has been a great deal of press about it in national
> and specialist computer press in the UK. US Gov wanting specialist
> mail scanning ("Carnivore") boxes attached to every mail hub in the
> USA.. UK Gov. wanting ISP to allow gov. to scan e-mail and passing
> legislation to make it illegal to not divulge a password to secured
> systems when they ask you for it... UK GCHQ has had a central
> electronic communications scanning system for several years.

I was living next to one 16 years ago and it had been there for quite
a few years...

> Not paranoia - it is real - its just that most people don't want to
> know.

> Still I don't suppose TBBeta mailing list is really THAT world
> shatteringly important :-)

depends what you write on them and from where...
if your mail goes via  any of the main nodes, it gets scanned.

> Graham


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Re[3]: Signature, Schmignature.

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-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
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Hello Jason Thompson,
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 03:49:05 -0700 GMT your local time,
which was Thursday, July 20, 2000, 5:49:05 PM (GMT+0700) my local
time,
Jason Thompson wrote:


> Hello Steve and Bat Buddies...

> 

> This is all very interesting and thought-provoking speculation,
> Steve. But do you have any reason other than _speculation_ to
> believe all this? Have you seen any tangible evidence of such
> widespread
> governmental snooping? To me, all this sounds like just another
> conspiracy theory. :-)

Jason, they already did it in the Uk 30 years ago with phones.

Its well known, the system exists, has been used for at least as long
as Internet exists, its the reason AOL was able to pay that silly
amount for ICQ and in short, YES.
100% sure. You havent even got a clue how much they can see. Which is
why likely the whole pgp is having a second key with a nice backdoor
provided my Ms which otherwise would have had the kick years ago.
The USA NEEDS an OS with backdoors all over the place used worldwide.

You want security, essentially forget any product provided by any
main
USA, UK, French and likely Russian provider...

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Re: s/mime problem

[Kevin Coates]

Hello Alexander,

On Thursday, July 20, 2000 at 20:49:11 +0400 GMT (12:49 PM my local
time) you wrote:

KC>> As a compatability test, I sent an S/MIME encrypted/signed message
KC>> to myself. I downloaded and sucessfully opened this message with
KC>> Outlook Express 5.5.

KC>> To test things in reverse, I created a plain text message and
KC>> encrypted and signed it with Outlook Express. When I decrypted the
KC>> message with The Bat!, the message window was blank (the messages
KC>> text body was blank). I did not receive any cert errors while
KC>> decrypting. Any comments or suggestions?

AD> I performed that test right now. Message was decrypted OK, but it
AD> was HTML message and I got its contents (together with attachment
AD> pane) only after switching tabs "1<->message.plg" at the bottom of
AD> the window.

Interesting. I just added a second cert because I use two e-mail
addresses. Since then, The BAT! cannot decrypt S/MIME encrypted messages
created with Outlook Express in either plain text or HTML format. When I
click on the encryted icon in The Bat, nothing happens. If I create the
e-mail using The Bat, I can decrypt it okay using The Bat.

AD> (Have these tabs some specific name? e.g. "Contents tabs" ?)

There probably is a name, but I'm not sure what it is. A thingie? 8^)

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Re: Certificates into the address book.

[Nick Andriash]

On Thursday, July 20, 2000, 2:00:27 AM, Jerry Cook wrote:

JC> Without using a filter, how do I import peoples public certificates into
JC> the certificates section of my address book?

At the moment, you need to use Filter.

JC> Should the 'import key' option (when right clicking on the yellow 'valid
JC> signature icon) import the certificate into the address book? Maybe this
JC> part is not yet implemented - or maybe I'm missing the point totally.

No, the "Import Key" feature applies to PGP only, but I think you are
right in that there should be an easier method of importing
Certificates. Using Filters does not discriminate enough... you either
accept everyone's Certificate, or none. There are ways of being more
discriminate, but again that involves the use of Filters.

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Re: S/MIME encryption problems

[Nick Andriash]

On Thursday, July 20, 2000, 1:22:31 AM, Curtis wrote:

TB>>  Also did you make an entry  for yourself in the root CA part of
TB>>  your address book and imported  your certificate to that the same
TB>>  as you did for your Vcard?

C> No and I did that. Suddenly all the certificates in my address
C> book are now valid. I am now able to send encrypted messages
C> successfully. Thanks.

Hmmm? Is the requirement to add yourself as a Root CA documented
somewhere? I don't see why that is required? As far as I can tell, I
don't have any invalid certificates in my Address Book as you say you
have. Making a new entry under "Trusted Root CA" changed all your
existing Certificates of others from invalid to valid?


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Re[2]: Beta/11

[Manfred Ell]

Confirmed here too.

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> In Beta/11 the subject of a forwarded message is no longer preceded by
> "Fwd:"  Is this a bug?

> Ron Mura

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Re: s/mime problem

[Alexander Drunin]

Hi Kevin,

KC> As a compatability test, I sent an S/MIME encrypted/signed message to
KC> myself. I downloaded and sucessfully opened this message with Outlook
KC> Express 5.5.

KC> To test things in reverse, I created a plain text message and encrypted
KC> and signed it with Outlook Express. When I decrypted the message with
KC> The Bat!, the message window was blank (the messages text body was
KC> blank). I did not receive any cert errors while decrypting. Any comments
KC> or suggestions?

I performed that test right now. Message was decrypted OK, but it was HTML
message and I got its contents (together with attachment pane) only after
switching tabs "1<->message.plg" at the bottom of the window.

(Have these tabs some specific name? e.g. "Contents tabs" ?)

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Re: Beta/11

[Ron Mura]

In Beta/11 the subject of a forwarded message is no longer preceded by
"Fwd:"  Is this a bug?

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s/mime problem

[Kevin Coates]

Hello TBBeta Subscribers,

As a compatability test, I sent an S/MIME encrypted/signed message to
myself. I downloaded and sucessfully opened this message with Outlook
Express 5.5.

To test things in reverse, I created a plain text message and encrypted
and signed it with Outlook Express. When I decrypted the message with
The Bat!, the message window was blank (the messages text body was
blank). I did not receive any cert errors while decrypting. Any comments
or suggestions?

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Re: Bug with S/MIME encrypted message

[Graham Foster]

Hello Aljoscha Rittner

> Hello Beta-List User,

>   Here is a Message in S/MIME encrypted format. I get a "access
>   violation" message if I doubleclick on the S/MIME icon.
>   Can somebody confirm this?  

> regards,
>   Jos(c)h.


  Open the ZIP - see the yellow padlock, double click, single click,
  right click - no Access violation, no crash, no text either
  
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Re[2]: Certs and future stuff

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Hello Curtis,
On Wed, 19 Jul 2000 06:51:11 -0500 GMT your local time,
which was Wednesday, July 19, 2000, 6:51:11 PM (GMT+0700) my local time,
Curtis wrote:


> On Wed, 19 Jul 2000 05:42:13 +0100, John Sullivan wrote:

>>> Would you care to explain that. I use version 6.5.3 of PGP and I use
>>> S/MIME.

JS>> I don't doubt. As I said, I *could* have the wrong end of the stick
JS>> completely. (I am using 6.0, not 6.5, though. I don't know what effect
JS>> this might have on The Bat! though.)

> You're still using v1.42 beta19? I can understand the older
> version but why a beta of it? :-)

JS>> Your signing key (0xee079937 F548 15D2 2799 EC9A ACF2 B429 F017 7921
JS>> EE07 9937) is a DH/DSS one. Do you use the exactly the same key with
JS>> S/MIME?

> Yes.

JS>>  Is that The Bat!'s implementation of S/MIME?

> Yes.

JS>>  Do you have a certificate for that key from a well-known root CA?

> I'm not sure what you mean (spanking new to all this:-O)I got my
> certificate from Thawte.

JS>> If so, I thought The Bat! only supported S/MIME using its internal
JS>> crypto implementation. I thought that *that* only supported RSA keys.
JS>> And I thought (based on TBBETA posts) that they were only allowed for
JS>> S/MIME if a valid root-CA signed certificate was present.

> Well, PGP and S/MIME may be applied separately. When I apply the
> PGP signature, the plugin is used to do this.

JS>> Signature is algorithmically correct, but I don't know you and your
JS>> public key doesn't appear to be signed by anyone at all (let alone
JS>> anyone I trust), so I won't self-sign it just yet ;-)

> No, it hasn't been signed by anyone. You've hit on a point that
> has concerned me. Most people whom I've received public keys from have
> not had theirs signed by anyone.

Thats why they used to having signing parties in the past


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Re: BUG: no "TO" field after signing S/MIME + 8 bit

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Ming-Li,

On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 02:00:31 -0700GMT (20/07/2000, 17:00 +0800GMT),
Ming-Li wrote:

ML> I think SyP is talking about the "real name" part of the "TO:"
ML> field.

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Re: BUG: no "TO" field after signing S/MIME + 8 bit

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Marck,

On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 09:47:42 +0100GMT (20/07/2000, 16:47 +0800GMT),
Marck D. Pearlstone wrote:

MDP> It is optional: Account settings -- options -- "Allow 8 bit characters
MDP> in headers" option.

I was referring to RFC's. I have never seen an email address with
German umlauts or Chinese characters and wondered whether there's a
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Re: How to get a certification?

[Tony Boom]

This message: 20/07/2000 09:44 GMT.
Hello Lionel,

On 20 July 2000 at 07:42:38 GMT +0200 (which was 06:42 where I live)
Lionel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) typed:

LEM> BTW, I'm a Thawte Notary, too. 35 points, free. If you can catch me
LEM> (I'm constantly moving between Paris, Lyon, Luxembourg and Brussels
LEM> these days), I'll gladly notarize you :-)


  You couldn't nip over to England could you? I'll make you a cup of
  tea :-)

  As it happens there are two notaries about 50 miles from me in
  Cambridge. One works in Addenbrooks hospital which is the main
  Cancer hospital in the UK.


  My 4 year old daughter has Cancer (Neuroblastoma stage 4 for the
  medically minded chap among us). She is currently in remission and
  has been for two years. I spent the first two years virtually living
  in that hospital so I try now to avoid it as much as possible until
  such time as is absolutely necessary. Otherwise It would only take a
  40 minute journey to get notaried...

  I'm not too bothered about it. It would be nice to have a signed
  cert but it would really only be a status thing rather than a
  functional one.

Anyway, where did all these notaries come from? Have you all been
reading this list all the time or is it because of the sudden influx
of Certificate applications from Bat users on Thawte? :-)

  

  


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Certificates into the address book.

[Jerry Cook]

Hi

Am I missing something here??? - probably.

Without using a filter, how do I import peoples public certificates into
the certificates section of my address book?

Should the 'import key' option (when right clicking on the yellow 'valid
signature icon) import the certificate into the address book? Maybe this
part is not yet implemented - or maybe I'm missing the point totally.

Best regards,
 Jerry  mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Re: BUG: no "TO" field after signing S/MIME + 8 bit

[Ming-Li]

Hi Thomas,

S>> I cannot send S/MIME signed email when high ascii is present in
S>> the TO: field.  After finishing the message, it just sits in the
S>> Outbox with no "TO:".

> Allow a non-beta question: aren't email addresses supposed to not
> contain any high-ASCII characters?

I think SyP is talking about the "real name" part of the "TO:"
field.

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Re: BUG: no "TO" field after signing S/MIME + 8 bit

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

Hi Thomas,

On 20 July 2000 at 12:02:01 GMT +0800 (which was 05:02 where I
live) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote and made these points on the subject
of "BUG: no "TO" field after signing S/MIME + 8 bit":

S>> I cannot send S/MIME signed email when high ascii is present in the
S>> TO: field.  After finishing the message, it just sits in the Outbox
S>> with no "TO:".

TF> Allow a non-beta question: aren't email addresses supposed to not
TF> contain any high-ASCII characters?

It is optional: Account settings -- options -- "Allow 8 bit characters
in headers" option.

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Keyboard problems + TB

[phil]

Okay, the keyboard problem is fixed with a normal shutdown and restart
of the bat.   That was really weird though.
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Re: "Auto Save" and S/MIME "Sign when completed"

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

Hi Christian,

On 20 July 2000 at 22:13:49 GMT -0500 (which was 04:13 where I
live) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote and made these points on the subject
of ""Auto Save" and S/MIME "Sign when completed"":

CD> Have I overlooked something obvious here, or is this a "design
CD> flaw"?

>From the beta/11 release announcement:

MM> [-] Save Draft & AutoSave do not try sign/encrypt a message (1.45
MM> Beta/9)

What is this thread about? Has this beta/11 fix not worked?

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Re: Beta/11

[Graham Foster]

Hello Maxim Masiutin

> [!] Save template now works!!
OK - I know I'm over the hill... and my eyesight is failing.. but I
cannot even find the Save template option to test it. Which nook or
cranny might I find this new functionality.
  
regards,
 Graham  
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under Windows NT 4.0 
(Build 1381, Service Pack 3)

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Re: S/MIME encryption problems

[Curtis]

On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 00:01:33 +0100, Tony Boom wrote:

TB>   I sent Nick an encrypted message and it worked fine. I've just
TB>   sent you a personal one and that was fine as well. Whether or not
TB>   you can decrypt it we'll have to see.

TB>   Only thing I can think of is, have you just put your cert in your
TB>   Vcard or also in you address book entry.

Only in my vcard.

TB>  Also did you make an entry  for yourself in the root CA part of
TB>  your address book and imported  your certificate to that the same
TB>  as you did for your Vcard?

No and I did that. Suddenly all the certificates in my address
book are now valid. I am now able to send encrypted messages
successfully. Thanks.

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Multiple Account Bug??????

[Jerry Cook]

Hi

I'm not sure if this is a recent bug, or if it's always been like it,
and I've never noticed.

Using The Bat 1.45b11 Under NT4 (SP6) - with multiple mail accounts.

If I initiate The Bat by dragging a file to The Bat icon on the desktop
(in order to send that file as an attachment), the message editor is
displayed with the attached file correctly.

But, the mail account that TB has selected to send the message is the
default account, and not the active account. I'm sure the active account
was used in the past? - Maybe I'm wrong.

Comments

Cheers
Jerry

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Fwd: RE: Cert from WEB.DE

[Serge S. Yuriev]

Aloha authors !

>=
>On Wednesday, July 19, 2000 at 22:00,
>Michael L. Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>talked about `Cert from WEB.DE'
>I hope it's maybe interesting for You..

This msg causes beta/10 to fall w/o any complains :(
Does anybody have the same effect ?

[..]

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Re: S/MIME encryption problems

[Tony Boom]

This message: 19/07/2000 23:56 GMT.
Hello Curtis,

On 19 July 2000 at 14:05:19 GMT -0500 (which was 20:05 where I live)
Curtis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) typed:

C> After getting some certificates in my address book, I decided to
C> try some encryption by sending an S/MIME encrypted message. For everyone
C> that I have tried, including Maxim, I get the same certificate error
C> upon attempting to send, i.e., after entering my password.

C> "The issuer of this certificate chain is invalid"

C> Now what's that about? Anyone?


  I sent Nick an encrypted message and it worked fine. I've just sent
  you a personal one and that was fine as well. Whether or not you can
  decrypt it we'll have to see.

  Only thing I can think of is, have you just put your cert in your
  Vcard or also in you address book entry. Also did you make an entry
  for yourself in the root CA part of your address book and imported
  your certificate to that the same as you did for your Vcard?

  


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Re[6]: no valid signing certificates! What's up?!?!

[phil]

Aye rob!

On  Thursday, July 20, 2000  at  07:14:18 GMT GMT (which was 12:14 AM where you think 
I live) [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed:


>> Is there ever going to be a way, to install a certificate without
>> having to install a web server or Microsoft Internet Explorer or some
>> other intrusive or utterly complex piece of software

rgdn> i read in a previous post that you used Navigator ; what's wrong with that ?? 
rgdn> was a piece of cake with Nav. 4.72 ...

It won{t log on the website.

Still have that keyboard problem -btw..

ñ123467890-+
Ñ!"#$%&/()=_*

although I detect it{s changing maybe]  heh heh

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Re: "Auto Save" and S/MIME "Sign when completed"

[Curtis]

On Wed, 19 Jul 2000 23:03:21 -0500, Christian Dysthe wrote:

CD> Then I would like to see a send and sign button on the tool bar. Sign
CD> when completed doesn't even have a shortcut which means a lot of
CD> mousing every time I need to send a message.

Have you tried Alt+P+S?  Most of TB!'s shortcuts are triple key
combos anyway. :-)

CD>  I would want to sign most mail I send, at least work mail, so I
CD> would really prefer not to have to invoke S/MIME signing on a per
CD> message basis. Looks like I have to though.

I used to have message save enabled but I found I spent way more
time manually deleting drafts from the outbox after deciding not to send
a message, rather than breathing a sigh of relief when TB! crashes or I
accidentally delete the message. The latter is difficult to pull off
anyway with the message delete confirmation popup dialog.

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Re: Re[4]: no valid signing certificates! What's up?!?!

[rob]

> Is there ever going to be a way, to install a certificate without
> having to install a web server or Microsoft Internet Explorer or some
> other intrusive or utterly complex piece of software

i read in a previous post that you used Navigator ; what's wrong with that ?? 
was a piece of cake with Nav. 4.72 ...

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Re: I think I'm missing out on the party..

[Peter Steiner]

On Tue, 18 Jul 2000 21:28:42 +0200, I wrote:

> On Tue, 18 Jul 2000 08:41:12 +0100, Graham Foster wrote:

>> I'm beginning to suspect that our firewall strips out certificates. Is
>> this possible?.. What SHOULD be in the header to give me this
>> information?

> I have the same problem. I have just subscribed under a test account
> (not on the same ISP) and there are these nifty icons...

I found the culprit in my case: there is an Exchange Server along the
winding road to my mailbox (no, the POP mailbox itself is on another
machine), which strips selectively some attachments (and let's a
fingerprint in the mail: it changes the X-Mailer header. I was already
wondering, why all the people on tbbeta, even Maxim, habe begun using
Internet Mail Service...)

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