Re: PGP-MIME

[Peter Meyns]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

Hi B,

on Thu, 22 Apr 2004 15:03:58 -0400GMT, you wrote:

BRiaNS> Every time i make a new message, i check the tab "Privacy" and see
BRiaNS> PGP/MIME and is checked in "auto" , by default.

BRiaNS> how i disable that thing?

In account properties » options uncheck "Enable OpenPGP". The macro
%NOPGPMIME might help too.

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Comment: *Use OpenPGP for privacy and authentication*

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Alexander S. Kunz]

Hello Robert Golovniov,

28-Jul-2004 11:13, you wrote:

> Can anybody share with me his success story of reading PGP/MIME signed
> and encrypted messages?

What is your problem with it?

My constant annoyance is that apparently there's no way to tell TB to
ALWAYS use PGP/MIME (the switch defaults to "auto" but I want it "on").

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Peter Meyns]

Hi Alexander,

on Wed, 28 Jul 2004 12:39:58 +0200GMT, you wrote:

ASK> My constant annoyance is that apparently there's no way to tell TB to
ASK> ALWAYS use PGP/MIME (the switch defaults to "auto" but I want it "on").

For this you can use the macro %USEPGP in your template, perhaps along
with %SIGNCOMPLETE.

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Peter Meyns]

Hi Robert,

on Wed, 28 Jul 2004 12:13:09 +0300GMT, you wrote:

RG>   Can  anybody  share  with  me  his success story of reading PGP/MIME
RG>   signed and encrypted messages?

It works the same as inline encrypted messages, provided both
correspondents use PGP/MIME capable clients. I'll send you a PGP/MIME
encrypted mail privately.

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Plan9]

Wednesday, July 28, 2004, 7:29:09 AM, Robert wrote:

ASK>> What is your problem with it?

Robert> When  I get such a message, I press the encryption button in the right
Robert> corner  and get the dialog box asking me to enter the passphrase. I do
Robert> and get something like this:

Robert> gpg: can't open `C:\Program Files\The Bat!\batD3F2.tmp'
Robert> gpg: decrypt_message failed: file open error

Robert> If I switch to PGP 8.1, pressing the button does nothing at all.

Robert, when I look at my PGPLog file, under the "Signed" column it
says that your key has a bad signature.

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Kevin Amazon]

Hi Alexander S. Kunz

-
On Wed, 28 Jul 2004, at 12:39:58 [GMT +0200] (which was 3:39 AM where
I live) you wrote:

> My constant annoyance is that apparently there's no way to tell TB to
> ALWAYS use PGP/MIME (the switch defaults to "auto" but I want it "on").

You could put %pgpmime in your templates.


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Re: PGP/MIME

[Plan9]

Wednesday, July 28, 2004, 10:17:07 AM, Robert wrote:

Robert> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Robert> Hash: SHA1

Robert> On 28 eeiiy 2004 ?., 15:55:57, Plan9 wrote:

P>> Robert, when I look at my PGPLog file, under the "Signed" column it
P>> says that your key has a bad signature.

Robert> You  are right. Perhaps that is because of the encoding problems. As I
Robert> type  this  message,  I  have  the  date  in the first line spelled in
Robert> Ukrainian.  So,  I  will  try  to sign it and send. Then I will do the
Robert> same, but will change the date into English. Let's see...

This message produces a bad signature.

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Plan9]

Wednesday, July 28, 2004, 10:17:47 AM, Robert wrote:

Robert> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Robert> Hash: SHA1

Robert> On July 28, 2004, 15:55:57, Plan9 wrote:

P>> Robert, when I look at my PGPLog file, under the "Signed" column it
P>> says that your key has a bad signature.

Robert> You  are right. Perhaps that is because of the encoding problems. As I
Robert> type  this  message,  I  have  the  date  in the first line spelled in
Robert> Ukrainian.  So,  I  will  try  to sign it and send. Then I will do the
Robert> same, but will change the date into English. Let's see...

This message produces a good signature.

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Alexander S. Kunz]

Hello Kevin Amazon,

28-Jul-2004 16:27, you wrote:

>> My constant annoyance is that apparently there's no way to tell TB to
>> ALWAYS use PGP/MIME (the switch defaults to "auto" but I want it "on").

> You could put %pgpmime in your templates.

I always thought that this would automatically sign and/or crypt the
message?

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Kevin Amazon]

Hi Alexander S. Kunz

-
On Wed, 28 Jul 2004, at 17:32:20 [GMT +0200] (which was 8:32 AM where
I live) you wrote:

> I always thought that this would automatically sign and/or crypt the
> message?

%PGPMIME sets the PGP/MIME option to "on" for
the current message to ensure that the PGJP/MIME format is used when
the message is signed OR encrypted. Obviously, if you want to use
PGP/MIME, you want to sign your messages. Yes?

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Alexander S. Kunz]

Hello Kevin Amazon,

28-Jul-2004 17:43, you wrote:

>> I always thought that this would automatically sign and/or crypt the
>> message?

> %PGPMIME sets the PGP/MIME option to "on" for the current message to
> ensure that the PGJP/MIME format is used when the message is signed OR
> encrypted. Obviously, if you want to use PGP/MIME, you want to sign your
> messages. Yes?

All I want is that *if* I use PGP, it shall be PGP/MIME, always.

Not everyone whom I exchange mails with privately has and/or uses PGP.

For those that are not using it, I don't want to be bothered by requesters
that tell me no key can be found (thats why I was asking if %PGPMIME
wouldn't invoke sign/encrypt automatically), and whatnot.

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Peter Meyns]

Hi Alexander,

on Wed, 28 Jul 2004 17:56:22 +0200GMT, you wrote:

ASK> Not everyone whom I exchange mails with privately has and/or uses PGP.

ASK> For those that are not using it, I don't want to be bothered by requesters
ASK> that tell me no key can be found (thats why I was asking if %PGPMIME
ASK> wouldn't invoke sign/encrypt automatically), and whatnot.

It should be %USEPGP. This simply sets the checkmark to "Enable
OpenPGP" in the Privacy menu of the message editor. In order to have
the message automatically signed, you have to add %SIGNCOMPLETE.

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Kevin Amazon]

Hi Alexander S. Kunz

-
On Wed, 28 Jul 2004, at 17:56:22 [GMT +0200] (which was 8:56 AM where
I live) you wrote:
> Hello Kevin Amazon,

> 28-Jul-2004 17:43, you wrote:

>>> I always thought that this would automatically sign and/or crypt the
>>> message?

>> %PGPMIME sets the PGP/MIME option to "on" for the current message to
>> ensure that the PGJP/MIME format is used when the message is signed OR
>> encrypted. Obviously, if you want to use PGP/MIME, you want to sign your
>> messages. Yes?

> All I want is that *if* I use PGP, it shall be PGP/MIME, always.

> Not everyone whom I exchange mails with privately has and/or uses PGP.

> For those that are not using it, I don't want to be bothered by requesters
> that tell me no key can be found (thats why I was asking if %PGPMIME
> wouldn't invoke sign/encrypt automatically), and whatnot.


Try %USEPGP. This will enable using of OpenPGP for encryption/signing
of the current message.
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Re: PGP/MIME

[Roland Burger]

Hi Robert,

on Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 12:20 you wrote in message
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
among others:

> So,  this  is because of the Cyrillic characters in the date. And what
> is  the  regex  to  automatically  use  the  English  date  instead of
> Ukrainian? (This one should have bad sig also, I assume...)

gpg: Signature made 07/29/04 12:20:12  using DSA key ID 633F6D07
gpg: Good signature from "Robert Golovniov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
gpg: aka "[jpeg image of size 3658]"
gpg: aka "Robert Golovniov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
gpg: aka "GSWoT:38:322:633F6D07"

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Roland Burger]

Hi Robert,

on Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 14:05 you wrote in message
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
among others:

RB>> gpg: Signature made 07/29/04 12:20:12  using DSA key ID 633F6D07
RB>> gpg: Good signature from "Robert Golovniov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"

> That's because for this message I had The Bat! + GnuPG do the signing,
> and it used PGP/MIME. Let's try to repeat the trick.

gpg: Signature made 07/29/04 14:05:03  using DSA key ID 633F6D07
gpg: Good signature from "Robert Golovniov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
gpg: aka "[jpeg image of size 3658]"
gpg: aka "Robert Golovniov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
gpg: aka "GSWoT:38:322:633F6D07"

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Plan9]

Thursday, July 29, 2004, 6:20:12 AM, Robert wrote:

P>> This message produces a bad signature.
Robert> So,  this  is because of the Cyrillic characters in the date. And what
Robert> is  the  regex  to  automatically  use  the  English  date  instead of
Robert> Ukrainian? (This one should have bad sig also, I assume...)

No.  This message has a good signature.

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Kevin Coates]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

Hi Robert,

On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 13:17:53 +0300 (6:17 AM here), Robert Golovniov
[RG] wrote in :

RG>> gpg: can't open `C:\Program Files\The Bat!\batD3F2.tmp' gpg:
RG>> decrypt_message failed: file open error

RG> I am wondering whether this behavior is the result of using
RG> GPGrelay. Anyone has experience with GPGrelay-The Bat!-PGP/MIME?

I'm sorry Robert, but I missed most of this thread. I have been using
GPGrelay with The Bat! for quite some time and have never seen the
error message above. I can't even recall the last time I experienced
any problems with this combination of software.

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iD8DBQFBCQPtvZSrVDqOXK0RAu/WAJ9euQm7db5BSwRcE6X4qxOvZ9wHlwCffAww
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Re: PGP/MIME

[Alexander S. Kunz]

Hello Robert Golovniov,

28-Jul-2004 13:29, you wrote:

> gpg: can't open `C:\Program Files\The Bat!\batD3F2.tmp'
> gpg: decrypt_message failed: file open error

> If I switch to PGP 8.1, pressing the button does nothing at all.

Hmmm. I'm using neither GPG nor PGP8.1 - I'm on PGP 8.0.3 and it just works
as expected.

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Re: pgp/mime

[Henk de Bruijn]

On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 15:10:37 -0500GMT (18-2-2005, 21:10 +0100, where I
live), David Calvarese wrote:

DC> On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 at 20:50:31 +0100, Henk de Bruijn wrote:

HdB>> live), Peter Meyns wrote:

PM>>> Not that I know of. TB! recognizes sig delimiters defected by its own
PM>>> implementation, but not when I use GPGshell. Alas, TB!'s own
PM>>> implementation only works with the first UserID, so I have to use
PM>>> GPGshell to sign, e.g., this message.

HdB>> I am using gnupg 1.4.1rc2 and I can use other UID's than the first on
HdB>> my keyring to sign messages without using gpgshell.

DC> I'm not seeing that problem in 1.4.0a either, just the sig delimiter
DC> thing.  How'd you get around the UTF-8 to CP0 problem on stock
DC> unpatched gnupg 1.4.x though?  I had to use the patched on to get that
DC> to work.

I just checked signing with pgp/mime with another UID than the first
on my keyring with this version and there were no problems.

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Re: PGP/MIME

[Dierk Haasis]

Hello Eddie!

On Wednesday, December 4, 2002 at 2:19:23 PM you wrote:

>- is this normal?

Yes, that's actually the point of MIME.

>- what is PGP/MIME?

A standard used by some mailers (i.e. Eudora) to sign and encrypt a
message (and its attachments), and then not showing it inline but as
a MIME attachment.

>- can TB! handle this?

Not yet.




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Re: PGP/MIME

[Dierk Haasis]

Hello Eddie!

On Wednesday, December 4, 2002 at 7:47:17 PM you wrote:

> Thanks Dierk. Do you know if it in the pipe for v2?

Not sure. It is high on the wish list, though.



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Re: PGP/MIME

[Dierk Haasis]

Hello Damian!

On Wednesday, July 10, 2002 at 4:45:05 PM you wrote:

> The main difference I see between OpenPGP and PGP/MIME is that the PGP
> signatures are attached as .ATT attachments, and the following is specified
> in the headers:

Sorry, you are mixing something up. PGP and OpenPGP do (more or less)
exactly the same. PGP/MIME is a standard for sending messages and
attachments decrypted.

For PGP/MIME to work, your e-mail client has to support it (like
Eudora). If it doesn't - like TB! - you have to manually encrypt a
file, then attach it to a mail and then sign it.


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Re: PGP/MIME

[Damian Gerow]

Spake Dierk Haasis on 7/10/2002, at 19:17:07 +0200:
> Sorry, you are mixing something up. PGP and OpenPGP do (more or less)
> exactly the same. PGP/MIME is a standard for sending messages and
> attachments decrypted.

Ummm...  yep, that' exactly what I'm asking about.  As far as I can tell,
the OpenPGP standard also dictates (from inferral) that signatures are to be
sent in-line.

> For PGP/MIME to work, your e-mail client has to support it (like
> Eudora). If it doesn't - like TB! - you have to manually encrypt a
> file, then attach it to a mail and then sign it.
 
Yes, and what I'm asking is if TB! does indeed understand PGP/MIME, or if it
only understands the current OpenPGP standard.  I guess it doesn't...

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Re: PGP/MIME

[David van Zuijlekom]

Hello Damian,

On Wednesday, July 10, 2002 at 10:45:05 -0400, you wrote concerning
'PGP/MIME':
...

I got a bad signature from your PGP-signed message:

***[11/07/02 1:32:54] PGP Signature Status: bad
***[11/07/02 1:32:54] Hash: RIPEMD160
***[11/07/02 1:32:54] Signer: Damian Gerow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
***[11/07/02 1:32:54] Signer Key ID: 0xAB3CB475
***[11/07/02 1:32:54] Signer Key Fingerprint: AB6E 29C5 6B67 9744 08FF  0654 3268 5618 
AB3C B475
***[11/07/02 1:32:54] Signer Key Status: Invalid
***[11/07/02 1:32:54] Signed: 10/07/02 17:45:15
***[11/07/02 1:32:54] Verified: 11/07/02 1:32:54
***[11/07/02 1:32:54] BEGIN PGP VERIFIED MESSAGE ***

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Re: pgp/mime test

[Michael Geyer]

Hi Michael and list,

On Wednesday, September 8, 2004 at 11:26:05 GMT -0700 (which was 20:26
where I live) Michael L. Wilson wrote (at least in parts) and made
these valuable points on the subject of "pgp/mime test":

> Hi,

> Let's see if it works with my new key

Works ok!

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Re: pgp/mime test

[Paul Cartwright]

Hello Michael,

MLW> Let's see if it works with my new key

nice, you can also add lines to a template, maybe something like this:
%CLEARSIGN
%SIGNCOMPLETE
%NORCPTCONFIRM
%NOUSESMIME



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Re: pgp/mime test

[Michael L. Wilson]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1


Hello Paul,

On Wed, 8 Sep 2004, Paul mused about "pgp/mime test" (at least in
part):

PC> Hello Michael,

MLW>> Let's see if it works with my new key

PC> nice, you can also add lines to a template, maybe something like this:
PC> %CLEARSIGN
PC> %SIGNCOMPLETE
PC> %NORCPTCONFIRM
PC> %NOUSESMIME

I'm testing this QT that I named "sign", so let's see

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Re: pgp/mime test

[Paul Cartwright]

Hello Michael,

Wednesday, September 8, 2004, 3:47:30 PM, you wrote:

PC>> nice, you can also add lines to a template, maybe something like this:
PC>> %CLEARSIGN
PC>> %SIGNCOMPLETE
PC>> %NORCPTCONFIRM
PC>> %NOUSESMIME

MLW> I'm testing this QT that I named "sign", so let's see

pgp verified just fine! at first I had a "?", and when I clicked on it,
now I have the green check mark and PGP verified tab, below the message

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Re: pgp/mime test

[Chris]

Michael L. Wilson @ 2004-Sep-8 2:26:05 PM
"pgp/mime test" 

> Let's see if it works with my new key
It does. If you are going to use this new key, you should revoke the
old one.

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Re: PGP/MIME supported?

[Christian Gassmann]

Johannes M. Posel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Do you happen to know if TB 1.47 (Halloween Edition) supports
> PGP/Mime? I'm using PGP 6.58, and set in the PGP-Preferences to use
> PGP/Mime. Did I forget something? It doesnt seem to work :/ Thanks
> for any tips!

PGP/MIME is not supported by TB at the moment. Thus, do not set this
option.

HTH

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Re: PGP/MIME supported?

[Johannes M. Posel]

Hi there Christian,

Going back 11:58 02.11.2000. when you uttered the following thoughts:

> PGP/MIME is not supported by TB at the moment. Thus, do not set this
> option.

*sad* :(

> HTH

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Re: PGP/MIME supported?

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

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Hi Johannes,

On 02 November 2000 at 11:48:02 GMT +0100 (which was 10:48 where I
live) Johannes M. Posel wrote and made these points:

JMP> Do you happen to know if TB 1.47 (Halloween Edition) supports
JMP> PGP/Mime?

Not yet.

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Re: PGP/MIME supported?

[Johannes M. Posel]

Hi there Marek,

Going back 12:15 02.11.2000. when you uttered the following thoughts:

> Max working now on S/MIME options and SSL encryption. He told me, then
> will be possible to implement PGP/MIME. But I don't know when, because
> Max want to implement right OpenPGP standard :-))

I see :) On the other hand, the SSL would be used for securing the
server communication on POP3 and SMTP, right? Any beta out there with
this implemented already? Thanks!

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Re: PGP/MIME supported?

[Johannes M. Posel]

Hi there Marek,

Going back 13:12 02.11.2000. when you uttered the following thoughts:

> Not yet, wait. We have too many wishes, too many requests and 2
> programmers only. :-))

;)) Allright!

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Re: PGP/MIME supported?

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On November 2, 2000, at 3:15:23 AM, Marek Mikus Wrote:

MM> Max working now on S/MIME options and SSL encryption. He told me, then
MM> will be possible to implement PGP/MIME. But I don't know when, because
MM> Max want to implement right OpenPGP standard :-))

PGP/MIME will be a wonderful addition to TB! and a feature well worth
waiting for.


Nick


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Re: PGP-MIME signatures

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Hi Paul,

on Wed, 3 Sep 2003 21:04:43 +0100GMT (03.09.03, 22:04 +0200GMT here),
you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

PH> I'm clueless as to how I enable PGP-MIME signatures.  Googling didn't help nor
PH> could I find in the TBUDL archives.  Is it possible with GnuGP?

In TB! 2.0 you'll PGP/MIME sign by checking "Sign on sending". However,
I wouldn't advise it for this list, because AFAIK it doesn't accept
attachments, but that's how the MIME sig is submitted.

It seems to work with GnuPG too.

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Re: PGP-MIME signatures

[Marck D Pearlstone]

Hi Peter,

@3-Sep-2003, 22:22 +0200 (21:22 UK time) Peter Meyns [PM] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said to Paul:

PM> However, I wouldn't advise it for this list, because AFAIK it
PM> doesn't accept attachments, ...

We do allow MIME signatures here now, since this is an official
support list and we are supporting v2. Besides, they're a lot tidier
than non-MIME signatures.

Oh yes, and you can set PGP-Mime options manually in the Privacy
menu of the editor.

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Re: PGP/MIME auto

[Lourdes Jones]

Hello Simon,

Wednesday, October 22, 2003, 2:53:23 AM, you wrote:
> When  signing  messages  with  PGP  6.58ckt  (external  plugin)  in The Bat!
> Ver.2.01.3  the messages get stuck in the outbox and TB! then generates lots
> of  errors. The errors seem to occur only when PGP/MIME is on auto, which it
> defaults  to.  To  change  this  behaviour  you  have to switch it OFF...for
> _every_ email, which seems a bit ridiculous.

Very sorry to hear about this.  Have you tried using the built in
support for PGP 5,6,7,8 rather than the external plugin? My understanding
is that it does not have these problems.  (Using GnuPG myself so hard
to test this.)

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Re: PGP/MIME auto

[Simon B]

Hello Lourdes,

On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 03:10:40 -0500 your time, you said:

LJ> ...Have you tried using the built in support for PGP 5,6,7,8 rather than
LJ> the external plugin?

Yes,  I  did try using the built in support as well, but ecountered the same
problems unfortunately.

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Re: PGP/MIME auto

[Marck D Pearlstone]

Hi Simon,

@22-Oct-2003, 08:53 Simon B said:

> When  signing  messages  with  PGP  6.58ckt  (external  plugin)

This is obsolete and you should use the built-in support for that
PGP version.

> ... To change this behaviour you have to switch it OFF...for
> _every_ email, which seems a bit ridiculous.

It is, although the macro remedy you mention below is the correct
method to use, however:

> Quote: "!21/10/2003, 17:36:07: SEND - Server reports error. The
> response is: data, end with CRLF.CRLF"

This is most likely because your SMTP server is not handling Base64
encoding correctly. Try switching to QP encoding for 8 bit character
handling in account properties. It may work better.

> Nonetheless,PGP/MIME doesn't seem to be working as it should, does
> it?

Works perfectly here and always has. In fact, I use it on this list
all the time. But then I use MDaemon and not Mercury.

> Does anyone know whether the issues with PGP/Mime and signing are
> currently being addressed, and when there is likely to be a
> solution on the horizon? I've reverted to using 1.62r because it
> is less buggy than v2.

I think you'll find that the "buggy" behaviour you describe is in
Mercury's court and not TB's.

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Re: PGP/MIME auto

[Simon B]

Hello Marck,

On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 09:50:34 +0100 your time, you said:

MDP> This  is  obsolete and you should use the built-in support for that PGP
MDP> version.

Duly noted!

MDP> It  is,  although  the  macro  remedy  you mention below is the correct
MDP> method to use, however:

OK.  But  when  you  say  'correct' method, do you mean correct for the time
being?

MDP> This  is  most  likely  because your SMTP server is not handling Base64
MDP> encoding  correctly.  Try  switching to QP encoding for 8 bit character
MDP> handling in account properties. It may work better.

When  I  read  your response I realised that I'd acted in haste and not been
thorough enough in investigating before posting to the list. My apologies.

Mercury/32  *doesn't*  have  a  problem  handling  Base64 encoding correctly
though.  I  know  this for certain. However, I forgot about Spampal and Xray
sitting inbetween the server and TB! A quick check on the server and I found
the  culprit  straight  away:  Xray  does  have  the problem handling Base64
encoding  correctly.  In  fact  as  soon  as  I  took  Xray  out of the loop
everything  began working as it should, without changing to quoted printable
(Xray  doesn't handle messages when TB! is set to QP either). I'll email the
author of Xray about this I think. He is usually very helpful.

MDP> Works perfectly here and always has. In fact, I use it on this list
MDP> all the time. But then I use MDaemon and not Mercury.

Well it seems that it does, but has nothing to do with Mercury however.

MDP> I think you'll find that the "buggy" behaviour you describe is in
MDP> Mercury's court and not TB's.

Well not Mercury, but you were on the right track though :) Nonetheless, TB!
could  handle  these  problems more gracefully than it does. I was surprised
that  access  violation  boxes  appeared simply because the PGP/MIME message
couldn't  be sent. And then a complete hang requiring a CTRL+ALT+DEL to kill
TB! via Task Manager. Bit extreme.

Thanks for you help Marck. Much appreciated.

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Re: PGP/MIME encrypting problem

[Jim Dever]

Hello Melissa,

Tuesday, October 21, 2003, 2:25:41 AM, you wrote:

> I seem to be able to sign messages using PGP/MIME (we'll see if this
> message turns out okay in that regard),

Signature is fine here!


> but I seem quite unable to
> encrypt any message using PGP/MIME. When I try to select the "encrypt
> when complete" option

That's weird to say the least. Everything worked fine for me first
time using PGP 8.0.2. I had to play with GnuPG for a while though.


> What's going on here?

No clue at the moment.  Wish I could help but it's way past my bed
time and my brain is already in bed I think...  If I can come up with
something I'll let you know!

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Re: PGP/MIME encrypting problem

[Peter Meyns]

Hi Melissa,

on Mon, 20 Oct 2003 23:25:41 -0700GMT (21.10.03, 08:25 +0200GMT here),
you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

MR> I seem to be able to sign messages using PGP/MIME (we'll see if this
MR> message turns out okay in that regard), but I seem quite unable to
MR> encrypt any message using PGP/MIME.

MR> What's going on here?

It is a known bug that once affected Win98 users. In the latest versions
it works OK on Win98, but it seems to hit XP now. See
https://www.ritlabs.com/bt/bug_view_advanced_page.php?bug_id=0001512 and
perhaps add your comment.

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Re: PGP/Mime and extra line feed on TBOT

[Martin Webster]

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Hello Mary,

On 24 September 2003, 15:07 -0500 (21:07 local time) Mary Bull [MB] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

MB> Is there an expression like %NOUSEPGP that I can put into the address
MB> book for TBOT such that I won't have to turn PGP/Mime off in the
MB> Privacy menu of the Edit Mail Message window and, in addition, uncheck
MB> the boxes related to PGP in Account/Properties/Options?

Add the following to your folder template:

%NOPGPMIME%
%NOSIGNCOMPLETE%-


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Re: PGP/Mime and extra line feed on TBOT

[Marck D Pearlstone]

Hi Martin,

@24-Sep-2003, 21:47 Martin Webster [MW] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said to Mary:

MB>> Is there an expression like %NOUSEPGP ...

MW> Add the following to your folder template:

MW> %NOPGPMIME%
MW> %NOSIGNCOMPLETE%-

Hold it - either %NOUSEPGP or %NOSIGNCOMPLETE is enough.

%NOPGPMIME is only of use to programmatically turn off PGP/MIME when
using PGP or signing with it. By signalling no signing or no PGP,
it's redundant to turn off PGP/MIME too.

Maybe a tad pedantic, but helps to clarify the logic.

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Re: PGP/Mime and extra line feed on TBOT

[Mary Bull]

Hello Martin!

On Wednesday, September 24, 2003, 3:47 PM, you wrote:

MB>> Is there an expression like %NOUSEPGP that I can put into the address
MB>> book for TBOT such that I won't have to turn PGP/Mime off in the
MB>> Privacy menu of the Edit Mail Message window and, in addition, uncheck
MB>> the boxes related to PGP in Account/Properties/Options?

M> Add the following to your folder template:

M> %NOPGPMIME%
M> %NOSIGNCOMPLETE%-

Thanks a million, Martin!!

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Re: PGP/Mime and extra line feed on TBOT

[Martin Webster]

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Hello Marck,

On 24 September 2003, 22:00 Marck D Pearlstone [MDP] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

MB>>> Is there an expression like %NOUSEPGP ...

MW>> Add the following to your folder template:

MW>> %NOPGPMIME%
MW>> %NOSIGNCOMPLETE%-

MDP> Hold it - either %NOUSEPGP or %NOSIGNCOMPLETE is enough.

MDP> %NOPGPMIME is only of use to programmatically turn off PGP/MIME when
MDP> using PGP or signing with it. By signalling no signing or no PGP,
MDP> it's redundant to turn off PGP/MIME too.

MDP> Maybe a tad pedantic, but helps to clarify the logic.

Yes, you're correct. This is a remnant from copying a template from
TBUDL (my earlier example was from TBOT). For this list I use:

%NOPGPMIME%-
%USEPGP%SIGNCOMPLETE%-

Although I see you use PGP/MIME on TBUDL. Anyway, I will amend my TBOT
templates for correctness. :-)

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Re: PGP/Mime and extra line feed on TBOT

[Andrew Hodgson]

Hello Mary,

Wednesday, September 24, 2003, 9:07:32 PM, you wrote:

MB> When I don't do both of these things, I get a double-spaced post on
MB> TBOT. I know, it is an old Yahoo! problem, and PGP/Mime may not always
MB> be the cause. But it seems to be, in my case. No post of mine was ever
MB> double-spaced before I got V. 2.00.6 of The Bat! and enabled PGP/Mime.
MB> And %NOUSEPGP, for the Bat lists, kept my signature delimiter out of
MB> trouble.

  Yes, I had the same problem also.  I used the following "%NOPGPMime"
  in  my Yahoo list templates, which solved the problem - I still sign
  messages but the messages don't show up as double spaced anymore.

Andrew.

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Re: PGP/Mime and extra line feed on TBOT

[Mary Bull]

Hello Andrew!

On Thursday, September 25, 2003, 1:55 AM, you wrote:

MB>> ... I get a double-spaced post on TBOT. ...

A>   Yes, I had the same problem also.  I used the following "%NOPGPMime"
A>   in  my Yahoo list templates, which solved the problem - I still sign
A>   messages but the messages don't show up as double spaced anymore.

Solved mine, too! Thanks to all who took an interest!!

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Re: PGP-MIME signatures (was:Re[3]: message.att file attachmentwith The Bat! v2.0 issue)

[Leif Gregory]

Hello Paul,

Wednesday, September 3, 2003, 2:04:43 PM, you wrote:
PH> I'm clueless as to how I enable PGP-MIME signatures. Googling
PH> didn't help nor could I find in the TBUDL archives. Is it possible
PH> with GnuGP?

I do this in each of my "moderated" replies in the QT.

%USEPGP%PGPMIME%SIGNCOMPLETE

That puts the PGP-MIME signature on them.



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