On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 12:46:20 -0400, Richard Jensen said:
> Is there a way to set the default key to use for signing?
> In Enigmail it uses the email address to choose the key, but
> in gpgol I always get a dialog and need to select the key from
> a list.
That is a missing feature. You may add
default-key 5B0358A2
to your gpg.conf - this should solve it.
> For some reason it is not finding the key for encrypting a message
> in my keyring based on the email address. It brings up a window
> that lets me select the key, and that works fine. But, why isn't
> it finding the key automatically?
I have to check.
> It appears I cannot verify a PGP/MIME message, any plans for that
> or is Outlook just not a good PGP/MIME platform?
I plan to support this but it is not easy because MAPI seems to
translate quoted-printable to 8-bit at a very early stage. Thus we
would need to emply some heuristics to revert this. Further the MIME
headers are not available as they have need sent; some more heuristic
is required to fix this.
Verification of signed and encrypted messages work because fortunately
Outlook can't look into the encrypted part ;-)
> What should I use for the 'Key Manager' executable? I tried pointing
> it to the WinPT executable, but that didn't seem to work.
> This isn't a big issue for me because I can use either the WinPT
> Key Manager or the Key Management from Enigmail.
Whatever you like. We are working on WinPT to smooth the integration.
We are also working on a updated of GPA. Enigmail's key manager is
pretty nice; you may as well use that one.
> It seems that with gpgol, encrypting the message causes the
> attachments
> to also be encrypted. Is there an option to NOT encrypt attachments if
> you are encrypting the message?
I have removed this option because I don't think it makes any sense
and because it is actually dangerous: Usually the more sensitive
information is is an attachment (e.g. a PDF) and not in the body
("please find attached the current plan as agreed upon on 11/11/05").
Shalom-Salam,
Werner
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