On 05/04/15 11:59, Patrick Brunschwig wrote: >> > The two messages which were not successfully processed could be >> > decrypted but only if I used the full passphrase and not the >> > smartcard pincode. Since I succeeded in getting the smartcard to >> > work a few weeks' ago, I have not had to use the full passphrase so >> > I do not understand what is the problem with these 2 messages but >> > it does not appear to be connected with the enigmail filter. > I would think that these messages are not encrypted with your > smartcard key, but with another key (or maybe 2 keys). It's possible > that GnuPG first tries the key for which it has no passphrase. The > dialog comes from GnuPG, thus I cannot tell you anything more about it.
You're right, Patrick. The 'difficult' messages were encrypted to a subkey not present on the smartcard. Philip
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