Alexander Adolf writes:
>
> Ok, I have added the line as you suggest. I was wondering though, as in
> principle the secret key of test_su...@notmuchmail.org could be
> available (it's in the key-ring at least)?
Yes, it's added to the test suite's temporary keyring. One of the
messages in
Hello David,
admittedly being unfamiliar with the test suite, and not being able to
run the tests at my end, this is a bit of a head scratcher for me. Thus
up-front apologies, and thanks for bearing with me!
David Bremner writes:
> [...]
> It seems that it is mostly working, but there are a
David Bremner writes:
> [...]
> It seems that it is mostly working, but there are a few issues to iron out.
> [...]
Hello David,
Apologies for the delay in getting back to you. I was busy with other
stuff, and will tend to this shortly.
Cheers,
--alexander
Alexander Adolf writes:
> Hello David,
>
> David Bremner writes:
>
>> [...]
>> I'm not sure it's less effort,
>> [...]
>
> Neither am I... ;-))
>
> It might perhaps seem easier to run the tests I have added to the
> attached, updated patch in your complete environment?
>
> --alexander
It
Hello David,
David Bremner writes:
> [...]
> I'm not sure it's less effort,
> [...]
Neither am I... ;-))
It might perhaps seem easier to run the tests I have added to the
attached, updated patch in your complete environment?
--alexander
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Alexander Adolf writes:
> David Bremner writes:
>
>> [...]
>> You could also run T355-smime with --debug and inspect
>> tmp.T355-smime/mail afterwards, there should be some signed and
>> encrypted mails.
>> [...]
>
> $ ./T355-smime.sh --debug
> Run tests in a subdir of built notmuch tree.
>
>
David Bremner writes:
> [...]
> You could also run T355-smime with --debug and inspect
> tmp.T355-smime/mail afterwards, there should be some signed and
> encrypted mails.
> [...]
$ ./T355-smime.sh --debug
Run tests in a subdir of built notmuch tree.
Any way around the effort of building from
Alexander Adolf writes:
>
> Where can I find the S/MIME test key? test/smime directory?
test/smime/0xE0972A47.p12
> Is there a better way for generating the test messages than importing
> the test key into my "production" keychain? Look to T355-smime for
> inspiration?
The former is probably
David Bremner writes:
> [...]
> I think something like the following test (but with an smime encrypted
> message instead of the existing PGP/MIME encrypted message.
>
> test_begin_subtest "process cryptographic MIME parts"
> ;; additional variables can be dynamically bound as needed, but
Alexander Adolf writes:
>
> I have had a look to both files, and I _think_ T450-emacs-show would
> seem more appropriate. It seems that T355-smime is more aimed at the
> pure mechanics of en-/decryption, and the handling of that in
> libnotmuch. Neither of these have been a problem for me.
>
>
Hello David,
David Bremner writes:
> [...]
> Thanks for sending that. It's a bit tricky to review SMIME stuff as I
> believe none of the devs is really using SMIME regularly. One thing that
> would help is adding one or more tests. Basically the test suite already
> has a SMIME certificate, so
Alexander Adolf writes:
> The issue I saw with S/MIME encrypted messages was, that the processing
> of the MIME tree stopped after decryption. It turned out there was no
> handler for application/(x-)?pkcs-mime type entities in notmuch-show.el,
> and the "handler of last resort"
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