Hello, Thursday, October 16, 2003, 1:00:16 AM, you wrote:
AM> David Stone, [DS] wrote: DS>> If I use PGP/MIME and encrypt/sign a message* with an attachment, AM> Is this an internal delivery that you're doing, or are you going via AM> your ISP? Yes it was internal and external. I've tested via various ISP's and different servers and that route appears okay but I know what it was now...see later. DS>> then I can PGP decrypt the message but the JPEG is shown as base64 DS>> text within the message. To view the JPEG (or base64) I have to AM> I can't duplicate this problem when I try it. I did it in two ways. I DS>> If I do not use PGP/MIME (set to 'off') and repeat the above then the DS>> JPEG appears as a separate attachment and can be viewed within TheBAt! DS>> message. AM> Well, yes. Nothing should be wrong since inline signing will make your DS>> I know some other clients decode PGP/MIME base64 and present it DS>> within the message (TurnPike, Eudora), so, is there a plugin for DS>> TheBat! that could decode base64 on the fly? AM> TB! does decode base64 encoded text on the fly. It certainly does that AM> here. The messages I sent to myself that were signed and encrypted were I find it's all down to which option for PGP I've selected. I was using the PGP *plugin* option (I have 6.5.8 ckt) and if I encrypted,signed and have pgp/mime at auto then when I decrypt the message shows in base64 in the message viewer (depending on the state of the 8bit option under properties|mail management) But...switching to the *builtin* option then the result is as you say it is for you, and as I would want it :)) However, and this is probably the reason why I switched to using the plugin, the builtin option doesn't cache my passphrase. Technically I suppose that is the correct thing to do if using PGP properly, but it is a pain :)) Plus the plugin provided more PGP detail on decrypting. Thanks for your time in replying. -- David Stone (UK) mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] The Bat! Version 2.01. Platform Windows 98SE 4.10.2222 Ver. A ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.01 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
