On 29.08.2014 20:51, Nicolai Josuttis (enigmail) wrote: > Hi Alexander, > > what you want should be easy to reach: > - Tab sending: > Turn on convenience mode > - Tab Key selection: > Turn on the first three items > (all except "always manually") > > Then whenever keys for all recipients exist, > the email automatically gets encrypted > (unless recipient rules say not to do so). > > All other emails are not automatically encrypted > (unless recipient rules force encryption). > > If rules force encryption or you explicitly > forces it (by clicking on the key symbol) > and keys are missing, the key selection dialog will pop-up > to give you the ability to choose the missing keys > (or disable sending/encryption). > > Hope this helps > Nico
Hi Nico, thank you for your advice. Unfortunately your recommended settings don't work for me. What I just now tested: 1 - Tab sending: Turn on convenience mode - Tab Key selection: Turn on the first three items (all except "always manually") Result: When sending mail to person who doesn't use encryption --> Dialog "Enigmail Key Selection" pops up. 2 - Tab sending: Turn on convenience mode - Tab Key selection: Turn on the first two items Result: When sending mail to person who doesn't use encryption --> Dialog "Enigmail Key Selection" pops up. Can somebody else confirm this with 1.7.2 or am I the only one with problems here?
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