> What do you think? Is this a bug or has it for some reason been done
> deliberately? Can the issue be address in Enigmail or in Gpg4win?
This would be in GPG4WIN, not Enigmail.
Werner Koch has explicitly said in the past that he considers C&P into
passphrase fields to be a disastrous mistake.
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When trying to create a user on the page
sourceforge.net/user/registration I get the message "System Error
[F37236]". Not even Google knows what that means, so now I'll
try this mailing list instead.
Something changed with the recent release of Gpg4wi
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On 12.09.14 10:57, Martin Braun wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm using Enigmail 1.7.2 with T-Bird 24.6 on Ubuntu, with mainly
> default settings. I noticed that Sent emails are no longer saved
> (since when, I can't say) with my own encryption, basic
Thanks to all those that responded to my question.
I appreciate your help and have decided to follow the advice given by
Patrick since it's probably the easiest option for many of my "not too
technical" users.
Cheers,
Peter
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On 12.09.14 13:17, Philip Jackson wrote:
> T'bird 31.0, enigmail 1.7.2, ubuntustudio 1404 :
>
> I don't have the 'automatically decrypt / verify messages' option
> set - my choice.
>
> When I see the mention [Enigmail] appear in the Thunderbird hea
T'bird 31.0, enigmail 1.7.2, ubuntustudio 1404 :
I don't have the 'automatically decrypt / verify messages' option set - my
choice.
When I see the mention [Enigmail] appear in the Thunderbird header together with
the PGP Signature ascii text below the message, I click the 'Decrypt' button and
en
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Hi everyone,
I'm using Enigmail 1.7.2 with T-Bird 24.6 on Ubuntu, with mainly
default settings. I noticed that Sent emails are no longer saved
(since when, I can't say) with my own encryption, basically rendering
them useless to me.
I know there us
