Hello Curtis!
MM>> [+] New "Apply PGP", "Apply S/MIME", "Encrypt when complete", "Sign
MM>> when Complete" checkboxes in "Account|Properties|Options|Message
MM>> Editor Settings"
C> I noted that 'Apply S/MIME', 'Apply PGP' and 'Encrypt when
C> complete' are switched on by default. Hmmm.
"Encrypt when complete" isn't switched on by default (maybe you have a
macro or switched it on manually in
"Account|Properties|Options|Message Editor Settings"?
"Apply PGP" and "Apply S/MIME" are switched on by default but they do
nothing unless "Encrypt when complete" and/or "Sign when complete" are
switched on.
C> Anyway, I tested the 'sign when complete' option. When I hit the
C> send button. The message is signed but not sent. I hit the send button
C> and the already signed message is signed yet again. Each time I hit the
C> send button the message is resigned. I haven't been able to autosign and
C> send a message.
Thank you, I'll fix that tomorrow.
C> The next thing is that when I recheck the options, 'sign when
C> complete' is now unchecked and 'encrypt when completed' which I had
C> *disabled* is now enabled.
C> I tried the encryption. Doesn't work. I haven't been able to get
C> anything to work.
OK, this will work tomorrow.
BTW, did you obtain your own personal S/MIME certificate? Easiest
way to do it is at www.thawte.com, they on line issue free certificate that
is valid for one year; reissue is also free. Such free certificates
only contain your e-mail address. If you need your name to be
bound also this may require your photo-identity documents to be
lagally checked, this may also be free if you are notarizing via
Thawte Web Of Trust Notaries or $35 in case of verification
at Thawte via remote notarization; anyway, renewal is free.
Verisign do not provide free certificates that are concidered valid
by all major S/MIME vendors, they bind your name and require some
bucks for verification and some bucks each year for renewal.
Use your webbrowser to install the cerficate, then export it to PFX
(A.K.A. PKCS#12) along with the prvate key and import it by pressing
Account|Properties|Edit Personal vCard|Certificates tab; don't
worry, the certificate will not be bound to account.vcf, it will be
stored serarately (in account.pfx); we will resolve this issue.
--
Maxim Masiutin,
Software Engineer
RIT Research Labs http://www.ritlabs.com/
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