to. den 11. 02. 2016 klokka 09.18 (+0000) skreiv Pete Biggs:
Yes of course. I understand that. I'm just curious what those dat-files are. The sender didn't intentionally attach those files. Are they generated by Evolution? He sent one encrypted letter (file.gpg) as an attachment, but when I downloaded the attachment, there were two more, i.e. attachment.dat and attachment.dat(1).When you say "there were two more" - were the files listed as attachments by Evolution or did they just appear when you did "Save All". I presume, from the way you describe it, that it's not the email itself that's encrypted, but that there's an encrypted file attached to the email. If that's the case, then you can look at the source of the email (Ctrl-U or View -> Message Source) and you will see in the mime structure all the attachments. If the whole email is encrypted and if the signature is correct, then they *MUST* have been attached before the email was signed, encrypted and sent. P.
There are a lot of info there, and I'm not quite sure what I'm looking for. Both the attachments says 'ordinary text document' (translated from Norwegian), and the third says PGP/Mime encrypted. SRW
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