Re: [Evolution] Re: GPG signatures
- From: "Mike Leone" <turgon mike-leone com>
- To: <evolution ximian com>
- Subject: Re: [Evolution] Re: GPG signatures
- Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 12:01:57 -0500
The workaround to this problem with inline signatures is to make the
message and the signature separate MIME parts and specify that their
contents are opaque. But then it is up to the mail client to recognize
the "Content-type: multipart/signed" and the "Content-disposition:
inline" MIME headers so it gets displayed as something other than a
couple of attachments, yet still can be verified as a signed message.
And that's where somebody gets to write and submit a patch for
Evolution.
How is that a patch for Evolution .. to make the OTHER client see the message as something more than 2
sttachments (which is how Outlook Express sees GPG signed stuff)? Wouldn't the Evo patch make Evo NOT send as
"Content-type: multipart/signed" and the "Content-disposition: inline" MIME headers? Which would then not
render it opaque?
I'm confused.
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