Re: [evolution-patches] Using gpg2 with SHA512

From: stmichalke germanynet de
To: evolution-patches gnome org
Subject: Re: [evolution-patches] Using gpg2 with SHA512
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2008 11:49:05 +0100

Thank you for your hint.

I tested signing with thunderbird. It reads my gpg.conf and uses the hash algorhythm which is configured as default there. By the way, it applies SHA-1 with DSA/Elgamal 3072/4096 keys. Those signatures are valid when I check the signed messages in Evolution.

The real problem is that Evolution is not able to sign messages with those keys and SHA-1.

References:
- [evolution-patches] Using gpg2 with SHA512
  - From: Steffen Michalke
- Re: [evolution-patches] Using gpg2 with SHA512
  - From: Jeffrey Stedfast
- Re: [evolution-patches] Using gpg2 with SHA512
  - From: Johnny Jacob

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