On 14 Feb 2014, at 6:20, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:

On 14 Feb 2014, at 1:09, Manuel Kreutz wrote:

Looking at the string GPG2 used to sign and validate, it appears the two character difference is a new line character "\n" around the "-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE .." part of the message. Removing those two characters and attempting to validate the email content + PGP signature via the command line works fine afterwards.

Thanks for the detailed report. In theory, I should be able to reproduce by simply sending a signed message to myself, but I don't have this problem. Based on your description, it sounds like a newline might be inserted during transport, but that doesn't sound very likely. In any case, try comparing the message in Sent Messages with thee message you receive. Is there any difference?

If they are equivalent: Try using “Message ▸ Reset” on the sent message. That should then, in theory, trigger MailMate to also fail on the sent message.

If they are not equivalent: Not sure. Maybe we should look into if the SMTP server plays a role.

First of all - thanks a lot for responding so quickly Benny!

Comparing the Raw Message in Sent Messages vs. what I received shows the same difference of a new line added right before the "--=_MailMate_" meta tag starts. For lack of sleep reasons I unfortunately did not consider the SMTP server being the issue, which it turns out to be..

I am using MailJet(.com) as SMTP across all my mail accounts, which is apparently messing with the body of messages and effectively breaking GPG signing:

- https://gpgtools.lighthouseapp.com/projects/65764/tickets/700
- http://support.gpgtools.org/discussions/everything/12600-messages-show-with-invalid-signature

Thanks again for the response and my apologies for not ruling out the delivery side of it. Time to change my SMTP setup :)

Have a great week

-manuel
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