John Aldrich wrote:
>
> Funny thing....here at home (Win98 and Outlook Express) the Reply gives just
> Marc's email address. Reply-to-all gives just the list posting address and
> Marc's address. My *theory* is that the "x-loop" header is what KMail is
> using to get it's reply address, whereas Outlook Express is using something
> different.
Do you have the source to KMail? Would be not too difficult to patch it
not to use x-loop and submit it to the author for inclusion.
> On the question of PGP, yes, KMail does support PGP. I have
> compiled and installed PGP and it works fine, with one small flaw: the first
> "signed" message each day to a single individual will result in the message
> going out with a warning "bad signature from <sender>." Same goes for the
> first multiple-recipient message each day. Each message AFTER that correctly
> identifies the signature as valid. Despite having a valid signature, I'm
> noticing this behavior. I don't know why.... Guess I'm going to have to take
> that up with the KDE folks. :-)
>
Two questions on that:
1.) with 'first each day' you mean first after you logged in or first
after you booted? Or do you _really_ mean 'first each day'?
2.) Does the warning mean that the first person you send a signed
message will conclude upon check that the message has been - ahh I don't
remember that t... word appropriate here :-( - with, so that you need to
send a bogus message to yourself or a knowing friend first?
Thx,
Marc
