----- Originale Nachricht ----- Von: daniel Azuelos <[email protected]> Gesendet: 20.07.2015 - 17:56 An: [email protected] Betreff: Re: [Enigmail] Enigmail with Keepass2 on Linux
> Patrick Brunschwig écrivait (wrote) : > > | Actually, that's the interesting thing. Thunderbird does not index the > | data returned from Enigmail (and S/MIME). In other words, it knows > | that the content should not be indexed; yet Enigmail is called. > [...] > > (Thank you for this clear & interesting technical info..) > > I guess there might be 2 rules at war here. > One rule attribute the responsability to Enigmail to manage a given > format of messages. > Another rule protect a given format of messages from being indexed. > > Does Thunderbird order these 2 rules in the order to avoid any > Enigmail firing (and consequently any Enigmail bombing and related > passphrase requests)? There is no such thing as a "rule" in Thunderbird. I'd simply say that the two places where the respective functions are implemented don't "know" (or care) of each other... Don't forget that some pieces of code in Thunderbird have been untouched for probably 10 years, while other code was added without touching these old parts (on purpose). -Patrick
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