On 8 Jun 2019, at 23:13, Randy Bush wrote:
a gpg encrypted message arrives. i try my default key and fail. i
realize the sender has encrypted to a different key. i can not
figure
out how to get mm to let be retry the decryption.
[...]
one only looks at the details *after* the decrypt fails.
idiots such as i do not read the key name in the pop-up before
entering
the 'normal' (whatever that is) passphrase. then it fails. then i
can
not go back and pay attention and do it properly.
If I understand correctly then the problem is that the `gpg` command
doesn't trigger the passphrase requester again?
Note that the passphrase requester is not really part of MailMate. It is
triggered by gpg itself. You can get debug output like this in a
Terminal window:
defaults write com.freron.MailMate MmDebugSecurity -bool YES
Then launch MailMate like this:
/Applications/MailMate.app/Contents/MacOS/MailMate
You should then be able to reproduce the issue using the `gpg` command
directly in the Terminal window and maybe that'll lead to a solution. If
there is some kind of argument I should provide to the `gpg` command to
avoid this issue then let me know.
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Benny
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