No ideas folks? To expand on my problem description: Following a hint in a thread on the K-9 Mail Developers List, I made sure that the recipient in question is in my Android contacts DB (earlier it had not been present there). However, I'm still not able to send this contact a PGP-encrypted mail.
So now my siutuation is: - using current PlayStore versions of K-9 Mail and OpenKeychain - recipient's public key are in OpenKeychain's key DB - For my own key is present in OpenKeychain's key DB as well (albeit stripped, since I'm using an NFC OpenPGP card) - recipients e-mail (the one shown as associated to his public PGP key in OpenKeychain) is in Contacts DB - OpenKeychain is registered in K-9 account settings - K-9 has permission to access OpenKeychain Nevertheless, no recipient key is found when I try to send a newly composed mail to the receiver with encryption selected. Which necessary condition for sending encrypted mail did I miss? Best regards Am Donnerstag, 12. Januar 2017 12:15:02 UTC+1 schrieb TE: > > Hello, > > > Using current versions of K-9 and OpenKeychain from Play Store, i can > receive and decrypt encrypted mails fine. Really impressive work, > > However sending encrypted mails does currently not work for me. K-9 does > not find any keys for the recippient. > I confirmed that > - the recipient's key is present in OpenKeychain's key DB > - it is marked as trusted there > - and his identity shows exactly the same e-mail address I am using when > attempting to send an encrypted e-mail > Any ideas on how to fix this, or even just how to debug what's going on? > I already revoked and re-instantiated K9's access to openkeychain, as per > some earlier suggetsion from this list, but to no avail. > > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "K-9 Mail" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
