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On Wed, 2005-09-21 at 11:11 -0700, gentuxx wrote: |
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> I used to be a die-hard evolution user, but then something I emerged |
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> and/or updated broke all of the icons in the display, so I stopped |
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> using it. (Seems fixed now, though, I just checked ;-) ) Anyhow, I |
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> suspect that this is more likely a function of the recipient. I sent |
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> a signed test message to a couple gmail accounts, one is received by |
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> Outlook through the POP interface, and also this account (which is |
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> normally viewed using Thunderbird). I didn't receive the msg sent to |
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> this account, so I can't be sure (seems to be a quirk of Thunderbird, |
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> and possibly Kmail), but the message received by Outlook had the |
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> signature attached. The message in the gmail web interface to this |
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> account, was signed inline. |
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> |
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I sent a message to gmail as well as another imap a/c and it seems gmail |
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shows the attached signature along with the message. Its not inline. |
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I sent an inline signed message from another client and in evolution 2.4 |
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it displayed it correctly, however in 2.2.3, it didn't display it |
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corectly. |
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So my guess is, evolution 2.4 has support to read inline |
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signed/encrypted messages properly but no support to sign/encrypt |
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inline. |
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-R'twick |
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