About openpgp/mime support

January 11, 2009 – 1:03 am by Maximilien Cuony [The_glu]

So, if you read the previous post I’m working on it ;)

I continue my work of yesterday, and now:

- Openpgp/mime signs are ok

- Inline of (old) firegpg seem to be still ok, enigmail are ok too, except when the mail is sent in iso-blabla with specials chars

- Encrypted mails in openpgp/mime and inline work too.

I have to work on encrypted mail with attachments and encrypted+signed mail as defined in standards.

There is a problem with big mails: FireGPG has to download them to check signs, but if the mail has a lot of attachments (like 10 mo ;) ), FireGPG wait for the 10mo..

And of course, next step is to send openpgp/mime mails ;)

  1. 6 Responses to “About openpgp/mime support”

  2. hi maximilien,

    thanks for your work. i’m following your progress daily in my RSS reader. god job!

    don’t take it personal but your english is always good for a smile ;) tonight i’m asking myself what is “10 mo”? is it like 10 MB or more the type of an alien way of counting?

    cheers! flo

    By flouSH on Jan 11, 2009

  3. MB ;)

    By Maximilien Cuony [The_glu] on Jan 11, 2009

  4. Could you put in an option to not check if it’s above a certain size, and then only check if the user clicks something manually? I don’t like it doing it automatically on large emails (although I don’t get many large emails which this would apply to)

    By Josh C on Jan 11, 2009

  5. 1 octet = 8 bits (octet = group of eight)
    1024 octets = 1 Mo
    10240 octets = 10 Mo

    http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=octet

    Now, is it possible to prevent firegpg to prevent checking the attachments automatically?
    It really sucks that FireGPG tries to download the attachments without being instructed to, specially if your Internet is slow.
    Anyway this is a very good work.
    Tanks ;)

    By Tony on Mar 28, 2009

  6. FlouSH, maximilien is obviously french. French people have this Mos (megaoctets) instead of MBs, ordinateurs instead of computers and they also have wonderfuly alien AZERTY keyboard layout. Trust me, once you sit down in front of french computer, you are basically fucked up.

    By eto on Feb 1, 2010

  7. Hey come on, no insults, I’m from Switzerland ;)

    By Maximilien Cuony [The_glu] on Feb 1, 2010

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