Hi (again), On Wednesday, 15 April 2020 00:28, Steffen Nurpmeso <stef...@sdaoden.eu> wrote:
> Hello Noctambule! > > Steffen Nurpmeso wrote in > 20200414165052.oyklv%stef...@sdaoden.eu: > |Noctambule wrote in > |<VoDeZrZpg0_t9tDNC1tLAY4K_KTfHPwu7YQHxi9O0d587pGBHzKDb8e-EBRaymOd19nWETn\ > |LspLmhXcyqCHLQ_mfwPxHWqSsAvJpMzldUlI=@protonmail.com>: > ... > ||At work, I extensively use S/MIME and due to the recent event, I > ||had to use s-nail to read my emails. S/MIME decryption works quite > ||nicely but I still have a problem. When I attempt to read an > ||encrypted mail, the PAGER is launched before I see the "PEM pass phrase:" > ||prompt. So we can't see that prompt If I blindly type my password, > ||the mail is finally decrypted but the PAGER get messed up. > ... > |Since i had the same problem i added a "credential helper" which > |could possibly solve your problem, too. It is documented under > |smime-sign-cert-USER@HOST, including bad english at [1]: > | > | For signing and decryption purposes it is possible to use encrypted > | keys, and the pseudo-host(s) ‘USER@HOST.smime-cert-key’ for the > | private key (and ‘USER@HOST.smime-cert-cert’ for the certificate > | stored in the same file) will be used for performing any necessary > | password lookup, therefore the lookup can be automated via the > ... > > Actually i could not let this stand but write the test today, > which revealed problems with this automated password lookup. Wow, that was fast. Good work ! > I will look to fix that one for real tomorrow, and make a bugfix > release as soon as possible! > > Thanks for reporting this issue! Thanks to you for your help and your time. Cheers
