I have received a mail for which enigmail says:
BAD signature from XXX
How can I find out why the signature is bad?
(I don't want to post the mail on the mailing list.)
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Hi,
On 18.07.14 11:21, Alexander Buchner wrote:
I have received a mail for which enigmail says:
BAD signature from XXX
How can I find out why the signature is bad? (I don't want to post
the mail on the mailing list.)
There are many many
Am 18.07.2014 11:58 schrieb Ludwig Hügelschäfer:
On 18.07.14 11:21, Alexander Buchner wrote:
I have received a mail for which enigmail says:
BAD signature from XXX
How can I find out why the signature is bad? (I don't want to post
the mail on the mailing list.)
There are many many reasons.
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On 18.07.14 13:22, Alexander Buchner wrote:
Sending and receiving mail applications: Thunderbird 24.6.0 on both
sides Sender uses Enigmail 1.5.2, I use 1.7
Inline-PGP oder PGP/MIME format: Inline
plaintext or HTML: plaintext
The mail
Am 18.07.2014 13:45 schrieb Ludwig Hügelschäfer:
So you have the possibility to compare sent and received message. You
could do that by hand or by a file diff tool after exporting the
message out of Thunderbird. When using Inline-PGP, the most frequent
cause for bad signatures are line length
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On 18.07.14 14:18, Alexander Buchner wrote:
I went to my co-worker and made him give me the source of his
mail. It wasn't altered during transport but thunderbird also
showed bad signature for the mail in his sent folder.
So it seems that he
Am 18.07.2014 15:50 schrieb Ludwig Hügelschäfer:
Well, that could be either a bug in Enigmail 1.5.2 which has been
fixed in the meantime or a still undiscovered or unfixed bug. Next
step would be now that he upgrades to Enigmail 1.7 and send exactly
the same message again.
If that yields a good
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On 18.07.14 14:18, Alexander Buchner wrote:
Am 18.07.2014 13:45 schrieb Ludwig Hügelschäfer:
So you have the possibility to compare sent and received message.
You could do that by hand or by a file diff tool after exporting
the message out of
