On Thu, 2004-01-08 at 06:17, Andre Klapper wrote:
There's a problem with GnuGP and Evolution: when I send a mail to a friend, and this friend uses Outlook, the mail appears empty. What can I do?hi pablo, evolution uses pgp/mime, means that the signature is attached as a seperate file ("signature.asc") to the message and that it is not put into the body of the message ("inline"). micros~1 outlook and outlook express do not display your email "normally", but put your entire email into an attachment named "ATT00002.txt" or something like this - perhaps your friend did not see the attachment (can happen very quickly when using outlook, imho). it seems that there doesn't exist another solution than whether not signing your outgoing emails by evolution or your recipient's using another standards-supporting email program or complaining to micros~1... take a look into the archives at <http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/evolution/2002-December/024141.html> or <http://www.mail-archive.com/evolution lists ximian com/msg00420.html>, for example, if you are interested in more... cheers, andre
Folks, we use here outlook97, outlook2000, outlook (XP) and they all can see my e-mail I send from Evo. The signature file is just an attachment with .asc I think I remember having seen a problem when using richtext in outlook since that comes up with and ATT00002.txt attachment or similar. Unfortunately, I do not have the time to research, but I am sending signed business e-mails from Evo around the world. 80% + of the recipients are using Outlook xx. Tom
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