On Mon, 2002-06-03 at 02:19, Janus Christensen wrote: > Hello, > > Evolution is a great piece of work and I use every day, but there are > IMHO a few small UI problems with the GnuPG passphrase prompt. > > If I select "Cancel" on the passphrase prompt an error prompt pops up > with this message: > > Cannot sign this message: no password provided > > Is this necessary? If I select "Cancel", it is because I do not want to > send the message at this time, and the passphrase prompt should just > fail silently. There is no need to tell me that the signing of the > message has failed, since I did not wish to sign the message.
I'll look into it, i was just playing with that code, i think it should be fairly easy to fix. Could you create a bug on bugzilla.ximian.com and assign it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] please? > > When attempting to send a message without a subject, I get prompted > with: > > "This message has no subject. Really send?" > > which is OK, except that this happens *after* I have to type the > passphrase, which is annoying, since I then add a subject to the message > and then reenter the passphrase. > > Of course, some choose having Evolution to remember the passphrase, when > entering it the first time during a session, by setting the "Remember > this password for the remainder of this session." checkbox in which case > this would not pose a problem. I prefer having it not remember my > passphrase, though. > > Any chance of the subject check coming before the passphrase request? This is a bit trickier - i think, because the checks are done in different levels of code (i think). Actually its a bit odd too, because it shouldn't need to re-ask the pass-phrase, since the subject isn't part of the signed content. Mention this in the bug, i'll at least check what the code does and how easy it is to fix. _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
