Amusingly, I've had this happen myself. Even though my default was set
to encrypt outgoing messages, it still sent several unencrypted drafts
to ioerror (of all people).[1] *However*, I was not using TorBirdy --
just the combination of Thunderbird and Enigmail.
Now Thunderbird is set to *
Hi,
> Using Thunderbird+Enigmail+Torbirdy.
> To solve this the user need to manually set the account drafts
> settings (in Copies & Folders) to keep drafts on Local Folders.
>
> I think Torbirdy should do it by default.
>
> This info should be added to known issues on Torbirdy wiki.
(If I recall
It doesn't have anything to do with TorBirdy. All you really have to do,
is to have Encryption on by default in Enigmail.
Your drafts are now going to be encrypted. Problem solved!
Bests,
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-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA512
Accessing an email server via IMAP may leak data by saving a draft on
the remote server.
Using Thunderbird+Enigmail+Torbirdy.
While writing a message on Thunderbird, it is automatically saved as a
draft, which by default is sent to the IMAP server
Greetings humans,
this is an email to remind you that the regular biweekly pluggable
transports meeting is going to happen tomorrow. Place is the #tor-dev
IRC channel in OFTC. Time is 17:00 UTC.
Cheers!
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On Thu, Dec 5, 2013 at 8:31 AM, Kang wrote:
> Hello.
> I gave it a quick once over and these are my thoughts.
>
> I very much appreciate the ``Participants'' and ``In more detail: A
> menagerie of keys'' sections.
> I've had trouble in the past where I've been reading Tor specs and a
> new (or inc
Hello.
I gave it a quick once over and these are my thoughts.
I very much appreciate the ``Participants'' and ``In more detail: A
menagerie of keys'' sections.
I've had trouble in the past where I've been reading Tor specs and a
new (or inconsistently named) key or actor is mentioned in passing.
L
