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[GPGrelay-Talk] pgp relay updated fork?

[craig m. <cra...@gu...>]

Hello all, my names craig and hope someone can help?

I'm still using outlook express [yes I know its very old, but it works very well with my assistive text to speech software, I'm totally blind] and obviously it doesnt have advanced features like pgp encryption etc. I'e tried to get pgp relay to work in the past but as it's quite old now I don't think it supports newer pop and smpt servers and the updated security protocols etc.

does anyone know of an updated fork, or similar software that will do the same job, basically be a mail relay between outlook express and the emailverse?

take care
craig.

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Re: [GPGrelay-Talk] TLS version

[Stefan W. <ste...@bi...>]

Hello, is there life on this planet?

:-)


> Hi,
> 
> which TLS version does GPGrelay use?
> 
> Thanks,
> Stefan

[GPGrelay-Talk] TLS version

[Stefan W. <ste...@bi...>]

Hi,

which TLS version does GPGrelay use?

Thanks,
Stefan

[GPGrelay-Talk] Duplication of Subject: header

[Thomas H. <gpg...@ml...>]

Hi,

I have discovered a rather strange problem with my installation of
gpgrelay 0.959.

Some recipients were complaining that they got mails with a duplicate
Subject: header, like that:
| Received: from thorondor.akallabeth.de [127.0.0.1]
| 	by thorondor.akallabeth.de (10.0.1.201) 
| 	with SMTP (Classic Hamster Vr. 2.1 Build 2.1.0.11) ; Sat, 22 May 2010 23:39:25 +0200
| From: Thomas Hochstein <th...@in...>
| To: tes...@th...
! Subject: Test 3d - "Dies ist ein laengerer Test."
| Date: Sat, 22 May 2010 23:39:24 +0200
| Message-ID: <coj...@gw...>
| X-Mailer: Forte Agent 2.0/32.652
| MIME-Version: 1.0
| Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
| Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
! subject: 
| X-Relayed-By: GPGrelay Version 0.959 (Win32)
| Return-Path: <th...@in...>

Something has added another - empty - header "subject:".

A bit of debugging revealed that this only happens if the Subject:
contains (a) a German umlaut (or another 8bit character) and (b)
double quotes, and that the "something" adding another "subject:"
header is indeed gpgrelay. gpgrelay seems to believe the real Subject:
header to be empty, as it doesn't trigger on "Sign" in the Subject:
header and it logs an empty Subject: header, too.

I send my mails from Forté Agent 2.0 (a client) via gpgrelay to
Classic Hamster 2.1.0.11 (a local server); after processing through
gpgrelay, Hamster will do some rather substantial reprocessing of the
contents of some headers.

Further debugging - deactivating all header rewriting capabilities of
that local server - uncovered two other things:

(1) The kind of Subject: that gpgrelay can't handle really looks like
that (before it is reformatted by Hamster after processing through
gpgrelay):
| Subject: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Test_3d_-_"Dies_ist?=
|  =?ISO-8859-1?Q?_ein_l=E4ngerer_Test.?=
|  =?ISO-8859-1?Q?"?=

(2) If I don't use double quotes in the Subject:, gpgrelay seems to
completely remove the MIME encoding from the Subject: header.

(a) Mail send through gpgrelay:
| From: Thomas Hochstein <th...@in...>
| To: tes...@th...
| Subject: Mäh? Mäh? Mäh? Mäh? Mäh? Mäh? Mäh? Mäh?
| Date: Sat, 22 May 2010 23:54:30 +0200
| X-Relayed-By: GPGrelay Version 0.959 (Win32)

(b) The same mail resend, but *not* send through gpgrelay:
| From: Thomas Hochstein <th...@in...>
| To: tes...@th...
| Subject: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?M=E4h=3F_M=E4h=3F_M=E4h=3F_M=E4h=3F?=
|  =?ISO-8859-1?Q?_M=E4h=3F_M=E4h=3F_M=E4h=3F_M=E4h?=
|  =?ISO-8859-1?Q?=3F?=
| Date: Sat, 22 May 2010 23:55:55 +0200

Perhaps gpgrelay can't handly quoted-printable MIME encoding
correctly? I don't think it should strip it, sending unencoded 8bit
characters in the Subject: header, and it certainly shouldn't stumble
on MIME enconding continuing over more than one line.

Perhaps someone could shed some light on this?

Regards,
-thh

[GPGrelay-Talk] GPGRelay reports Socket-Error when sending a big mail

[Michael L. <lo...@lo...>]

Hello,

I just tried to send a short text mail with attachments with GPGRelay 0.959 (Win XP SP2, NTFS, Thunderbird 1.5.0.14, PGP/MIME, 2 attachments: 2.59 MB (TIF) and 155 kb (PDF)).

I got a socket error, and Thunderbird didn`t file the mail as "sent" but left it open. I tried several times, restarted GPGRelay, but always the same result.
But the email was successfully encrpyted and sent (I tested it sending it to myself, GPGRelay decrypted it without a problem).

See the log below, I have also attached a screen shot.

Thanks!

Michael

SMTPs - Verbunden mit auth.mail.onlinehome.de:25.

SMTPs - Ausgehandelte SSL-Verschlüsselung: AES256-SHA
SMTPs
Sende verschlüsselte & signierte E-Mail
  Von: Michael Logies <lo...@lo...>
  An: Michael Logies <lo...@lo...>
  Betreff: Test mit großen Anhängen

SMTPs (Lolaler Socket aktiv) - Socket-I/O-Error

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[GPGrelay-Talk] Sign: Re: How do I tell GPGRelay to sign-but-not-encrypt emails to people without keys, but encrypt to people with keys?

[dynacore//.tSCc. <dyn...@te...>]

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA1

Hi!

Well, to track down what goes wrong I'd suggest to enable the Log
(Logging-Tab -> Config-Button), and esp. the "Decision Points" - which
will tell you why GPGrelay is doing what it's doing.

The basic principle is: GPGrelay is looking for keyrules to
mail-recipients and uses the profile it's assigned to. If no keyrule is
found, it uses the default-profile.
To decide which key to use for signing GPGrelay looks for the sender of
the mail.

If you're sending a mail to multiple recipients at once, then the
"Global Controls" define to prefer either security or convenice.

Keep in mind: GPGrelay is no MTA, it's not sending mails on it's own,
and thus any mail with multiple emails is only relayed once.


Bye!


Rob wrote:
> I'm having difficulties configuring GPGRelay on a WinXP system using
> Outlook. I'm having multiple problems but first things first:
>
> I would like to sign every message sent to to people for whom I don't have
> a public key. However the "Recipient dialog" Window comes up as I try to
> send, and it won't let me send any email unless I pick a key. If I pick my
> own key, the email is encrypted to my key and no one else will be able to
> read it. How do I tell it to sign-but-not-encrypt emails to people without
> keys, but encrypt to people with keys?
>
> -Rob

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (MingW32) - GPGrelay v0.963

iEYEARECAAYFAkhlFpMACgkQnTiKrQObWqm9cQCfdcLd2u0DTdY9VbIs/bw3vMuj
b3EAoIOvCa5516g8vetfdua7Hg6+JleP
=OX1e
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

[GPGrelay-Talk] How do I tell GPGRelay to sign-but-not-encrypt emails to people without keys, but encrypt to people with keys?

[Rob <rla...@pt...>]

I'm having difficulties configuring GPGRelay on a WinXP system using  
Outlook. I'm having multiple problems but first things first:

I would like to sign every message sent to to people for whom I don't have  
a public key. However the "Recipient dialog" Window comes up as I try to  
send, and it won't let me send any email unless I pick a key. If I pick my  
own key, the email is encrypted to my key and no one else will be able to  
read it. How do I tell it to sign-but-not-encrypt emails to people without  
keys, but encrypt to people with keys?

-Rob

Re: [GPGrelay-Talk] GPGrelay help

[Kevin C. <li...@kc...>]

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: RIPEMD160

On  2007/10/13 11:59:27 AM -0400,  "Dennis Bilyk" <de...@bo...>
wrote:

> This worked perfectly. The only other thing that I needed to do on
> the target PC was gpg --import the keyrings that I copied from the
> source PC. Prior to that, GPGrelay was not showing me the keyrings.
> After I imported the keyrings and restarted GPGrelay though, it
> worked flawlessly.

Glad to hear everything worked out for you. Now you can go spend time
with the girls and the fund raising campaign. :)

- --
Kevin Coates
Dewitt, NY USA
________________________________________________________________
(see kludges for my pgp key)
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----

iD8DBQFHEQaavZSrVDqOXK0RA797AKDIS/FGtGazah8ewuLyVt0Ojbh9SwCg27hO
Cvun73clgoTm4BAL7FK6jR4=
=L1WZ
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

Re: [GPGrelay-Talk] GPGrelay help

[Dennis B. <de...@bo...>]

This worked perfectly.  The only other thing that I needed to do on the 
target PC was gpg --import the keyrings that I copied from the source PC. 
Prior to that, GPGrelay was not showing me the keyrings.  After I imported 
the keyrings and restarted GPGrelay though, it worked flawlessly.

I'm copying the command line too for future reference.  It will help to 
automate this even further.

Thanks again!

Dennis

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kevin Coates" <li...@kc...>
To: "Dennis Bilyk" <gpg...@li...>
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2007 2:09 PM
Subject: Re: [GPGrelay-Talk] GPGrelay help


> It should accomplish what you need. I use the same registry procedure in
> a batch file to clone my GPGrelay installation from my desktop machine
> to my notebook.
>
> The command line is below and creates a file called
> GPGrelay_Registry.reg. Clicking on this file on the new machine will
> install the old GPGrelay settings.
>
> regedit /e "GPGrelay_Registry.reg" hkey_current_user\software\.tSCc. 

Re: [GPGrelay-Talk] GPGrelay help

[Kevin C. <li...@kc...>]

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: RIPEMD160

On  2007/10/12 3:47:28 PM -0400,  Dennis Bilyk <de...@bo...> wrote:

> Thank you very much! I appreciate your advice. I have taken notes and
> will attempt that this weekend. It sounds very promising though.

It should accomplish what you need. I use the same registry procedure in
a batch file to clone my GPGrelay installation from my desktop machine
to my notebook.

The command line is below and creates a file called
GPGrelay_Registry.reg. Clicking on this file on the new machine will
install the old GPGrelay settings.


regedit /e "GPGrelay_Registry.reg" hkey_current_user\software\.tSCc.


> Again, thank you.  You have no idea how much this means to me.

You're welcome. Feel free to contact me either here or off list if you
have any more questions.

- --
Kevin Coates
Dewitt, NY USA
________________________________________________________________
(see kludges for my pgp key)
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----

iD8DBQFHD9RrvZSrVDqOXK0RA/E2AJ0RlFY1PK/rLNMKBbYeuvnu0zhoFwCdEPFY
xgFnKOfvvl10x4sKq3DKIKo=
=TtKH
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

Re: [GPGrelay-Talk] GPGrelay help

[Dennis B. <de...@bo...>]

Thank you very much!  I appreciate your advice.  I have taken notes  
and will attempt that this weekend.  It sounds very promising though.

Again, thank you.  You have no idea how much this means to me. :)

Dennis

On 12-Oct-07, at 1:40 PM, Kevin Coates wrote:

> It probably would be easier if you edit the registry of the existing
> machines and export the following value to a file.
>
> My Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\.tSCc.
>
> On the new machine, after you install GPGrelay and GPG, click on this
> file and all the GPGrelay settings and rules from the old machine will
> be installed.
>
> You will need to get the following files to the new machine:
>
> pubring.gpg
> secring.gpg
> trustdb.gpg
> random_seed
>
> Depending on the original installation you will have to look for these
> files and copy them to the new machine, probably to a similar  
> location.
> I've forgotten where the default key directory is, as mine is a
> non-standard installation many years old.
>
> On the old machine, if you right click on the GPGrelay icon and select
> "About GPGrelay" the pop-up window will show the "Home". This is  
> the 6th
> line from the bottom of the window. The "Home" is the location  
> where you
> will find the key files that are listed above, that need to be  
> copied to
> the new machine.
>
> I hope this helps.
>
> - --
> Kevin Coates
> Dewitt, NY USA
> ________________________________________________________________
> (see kludges for my pgp key)
> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
>
> iD8DBQFHD82yvZSrVDqOXK0RAz2SAJ9QATVtCSMYONRJ1bOqrgskb7IcywCg+Kx2
> T3QXKH6gh0pWIjYUl2pAreo=
> =3bpI
> -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
>
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Re: [GPGrelay-Talk] GPGrelay help

[Kevin C. <li...@kc...>]

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: RIPEMD160

On  2007/10/12 12:00:51 PM -0400,  Dennis Bilyk <de...@bo...> wrote:

> I have been trying to find some basic help online to help me sort out
>  some issues I am having, and I am rather desperate and wanted to see
>  if someone would be able to assist me.

It probably would be easier if you edit the registry of the existing
machines and export the following value to a file.

My Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\.tSCc.

On the new machine, after you install GPGrelay and GPG, click on this
file and all the GPGrelay settings and rules from the old machine will
be installed.

You will need to get the following files to the new machine:

pubring.gpg
secring.gpg
trustdb.gpg
random_seed

Depending on the original installation you will have to look for these
files and copy them to the new machine, probably to a similar location.
I've forgotten where the default key directory is, as mine is a
non-standard installation many years old.

On the old machine, if you right click on the GPGrelay icon and select
"About GPGrelay" the pop-up window will show the "Home". This is the 6th
line from the bottom of the window. The "Home" is the location where you
will find the key files that are listed above, that need to be copied to
the new machine.

I hope this helps.

- --
Kevin Coates
Dewitt, NY USA
________________________________________________________________
(see kludges for my pgp key)
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----

iD8DBQFHD82yvZSrVDqOXK0RAz2SAJ9QATVtCSMYONRJ1bOqrgskb7IcywCg+Kx2
T3QXKH6gh0pWIjYUl2pAreo=
=3bpI
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

Re: [GPGrelay-Talk] GPGrelay help!

[Dennis B. <de...@bo...>]

Sorry about the double post.  My first post was before I received  
confirmation to the mailing list -- I'm not sure how it managed to  
get through.  I sent the second one immediately after receiving my  
confirmation e-mail.

Dennis

[GPGrelay-Talk] GPGrelay help!

[Dennis B. <de...@bo...>]

Hello,

I have been trying to find some basic help online to help me sort out  
some issues I am having, and I am rather desperate and wanted to see  
if someone would be able to assist me.

I recently took a technical job at a public radio station and one of  
our sources of income is donations through our web site.  These  
donations are sent by e-mail, encrypted using GPG, and then decrypted  
in our Donor Relations Department, using GPGrelay.  The problem is  
that only two PCs have GPGrelay installed and they are going to be  
replaced next week with new PCs.  I have only dabbled with GPG  
briefly in the past, and have been trying to learn all I can the past  
week, but I need some assistance.  I need to install GPGrelay on the  
new PCs and get it configured to decrypt the incoming e-mail.  I have  
access to all of the servers and computers, but do not yet know  
enough about GPG to get the key from our server, so that I can give  
it to GPGrelay to properly decrypt the e-mail.

I have installed a "test system" at home and have managed to create a  
key pair, encrypt a test ASCII document, and then e-mail the document  
to myself.  The problem then becomes two-fold.  GPGrelay sees my  
already-existing key pair, which is not how the real situation would  
be, because the encryption is done on our server and the e-mail is  
received on a different computer, which is different from my setup at  
home, which just uses one computer for it all.  I guess the hardest  
part for me is getting the keys from the server to the decrypting  
workstation.  The next part is that even with the single-computer  
test at home, I'm receiving the e-mail, but it is not decrypted, with  
the message that GPGrelay does not have the secret key to decrypt it.

So I guess that if someone could help me out, I would really  
appreciate it.  I'm trying to learn as fast as I can be reading  
everything I can find, but I'm so distracted at work with so many  
other things going on, and at home my two daughters -- 16 months and  
7 months -- are almost as much of a distraction.  Couple this with  
our fall fundraising campaign kicking off next Friday, and you can  
see the situation I am in.  I would appreciate any help!

Thanks in advance.

Dennis Bilyk

[GPGrelay-Talk] GPGrelay help

[Dennis B. <de...@bo...>]

Hello,

I have been trying to find some basic help online to help me sort out  
some issues I am having, and I am rather desperate and wanted to see  
if someone would be able to assist me.

I recently took a technical job at a public radio station and one of  
our sources of income is donations through our web site.  These  
donations are sent by e-mail, encrypted using GPG, and then decrypted  
in our Donor Relations Department, using GPGrelay.  The problem is  
that only two PCs have GPGrelay installed and they are going to be  
replaced next week with new PCs.  I have only dabbled with GPG  
briefly in the past, and have been trying to learn all I can the past  
week, but I need some assistance.  I need to install GPGrelay on the  
new PCs and get it configured to decrypt the incoming e-mail.  I have  
access to all of the servers and computers, but do not yet know  
enough about GPG to get the key from our server, so that I can give  
it to GPGrelay to properly decrypt the e-mail.

I have installed a "test system" at home and have managed to create a  
key pair, encrypt a test ASCII document, and then e-mail the document  
to myself.  The problem then becomes two-fold.  GPGrelay sees my  
already-existing key pair, which is not how the real situation would  
be, because the encryption is done on our server and the e-mail is  
received on a different computer, which is different from my setup at  
home, which just uses one computer for it all.  I guess the hardest  
part for me is getting the keys from the server to the decrypting  
workstation.  The next part is that even with the single-computer  
test at home, I'm receiving the e-mail, but it is not decrypted, with  
the message that GPGrelay does not have the secret key to decrypt it.

So I guess that if someone could help me out, I would really  
appreciate it.  I'm trying to learn as fast as I can be reading  
everything I can find, but I'm so distracted at work with so many  
other things going on, and at home my two daughters -- 16 months and  
7 months -- are almost as much of a distraction.  Couple this with  
our fall fundraising campaign kicking off next Friday, and you can  
see the situation I am in.  I would appreciate any help!

Thanks in advance.

Dennis Bilyk

[GPGrelay-Talk] GPGrelay and Windows Vista

[Kevin C. <li...@kc...>]

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: RIPEMD160


Has anyone had the opportunity to verify whether GPGrelay will work
under Windows Vista?

- --
Kevin Coates
Dewitt, NY USA
________________________________________________________________
(see kludges for my pgp key)
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----

iD8DBQFGd75vvZSrVDqOXK0RA8v/AJ4jO2EFWELnmEsNJzG43mKBY14SQACfct7W
UmD5UbEltduJDf9ThCmMPKc=
=szX4
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

Re: [GPGrelay-Talk] No encryption

[Kevin C. <li...@kc...>]

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: RIPEMD160

On 2007/04/25 4:49:18 AM -0400, Snoken <sn...@tu...> wrote:

> Why can I not encrypt to the key 0xAF351431? It's locally signed by me.

I could not repeat this. I download the above key, signed it locally and
gave it the default trust. I added it to my "Always encrypt, PGP-MIME"
rule and sent a test message to my local relay mail host so I could
intercept it to review and not send out. The successful results are below.


======
Encrypted with 4096-bit ELG-E key, ID 0x8912D145, created 3/24/2007
      "Per Tunedal <pe...@tu...>"
Encrypted with 4096-bit ELG-E key, ID 0xD6506963, created 12/7/2003
      "Kevin Coates"
Signature made 04/25/07 09:24:27
               using DSA key 0x3A8E5CAD
Good signature from "Kevin Coates"


Time: 4/25/2007 9:25:06 AM (4/25/2007 1:25:06 PM UTC)
======

Try deleting your old rule, reloading the keys, and creating a new rule.
Perhaps GPGR's old rule is currently coded to encrypt to that expired
subkey.

> BTW Why don't I get any warning when the mail is sent unencrypted?

Not sure why there was no warning.

- --
Kevin Coates
Dewitt, NY USA
________________________________________________________________
(see kludges for my pgp key)

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iD8DBQFGL1mGvZSrVDqOXK0RAzteAKCqfgQJL+ypi23NQ3KdSVhjWEOs6gCdGOLN
06JvU1bxuqvV2y6kv7Oj/S0=
=GSbF
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

[GPGrelay-Talk] No encryption

[Snoken <sn...@tu...>]

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA1

Hi,
Why can I not encrypt to the key 0xAF351431? It's locally signed by me.

Decision Hint: Sender <sn...@tu...> found
   Decision Hint: Recipient <pe...@tu...> found
   Decision Hint: Using profile: "Always encrypt, PGP-MIME"
   Decision Hint: Keyrule would encrypt, but preferred Encr-Key
"7911DE8BBFEE8A5D" is not valid.
   There is a newer encryption subkey 8912D145, it's marked as
"Preferred" but isn't used.

BTW Why don't I get any warning when the mail is sent unencrypted?

Snoken

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.7 (MingW32) - GPGrelay v0.959

iD8DBQFGLxZkWisObvnr8tQRAmusAJ9xq216/xOkB4Jj3tvlWGHt/Lrs8wCggrS9
WOtJNMrZqyJO3DUI0PlX17A=
=9Bkj
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

Re: [GPGrelay-Talk] Re: GPGrelay-Preview 0.959 released

[Dynacore // .tSCc. <dyn...@te...>]

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Hash: SHA1

Hi!

> I don' remember what shell extensions you used.
The preview-release contains a shellextension for GPGrelay.
It's very basic and far from being complete (alot of work still missing,
it's more or less a proof of concept at the moment).
Unfortunately GPGrelay 0.959 was released with broken shellext-support (as
the shellext is just a very small frontend for GPGrelay), so currently the
shellext-preview cannot be properly evaluated.


>I am now using GPGee and
> that's the first shell extension I have used that works without any
> problems. You might consider including GPGee in the next release of
> GPGrelay.
> http://gpgee.excelcia.org/
Yes indeed, it's a really nice one and looks quite complete.
But I don't plan to package anything else besides GPGrelay into my releases.

BTW: I didn't check the latest version, but GPGrelay-Shellext had one big
advantage (actually the only one besides alot of drawbacks :)): GPGrelay is
already running in the background so no startup-time required to fetch
key-info (and depending on the size of your keyring this can be quite a long
time and is the main reason why I'm not using gpgee here and still stick
with the command-prompt or my gpgrelay-shellext...).



Bye!

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.1 (MingW32) - GPGrelay v0.959

iD8DBQFC5m5VnTiKrQObWqkRAjr1AKDSBBhMaGbr80R27jpU9iQU3OQ+EACgxk1e
l31QpMerMt9S9wO6VECshJY=
=qFjN
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

Re: [GPGrelay-Talk] Problem when subject is only 'pass:'

[Dynacore // .tSCc. <dyn...@te...>]

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Hi!

>I am using GpgRelay 0.959, and I have the following issue: when I send
>a message with subject 'pass:' (empty subject, don't process the
>message), the whole To header is used as the subject, and the To header
>is missing in the resulting message.

Thanks for finding this out.
It actually is a problem for all kind of "prefix-only"-Subjects.
The Prefix-Removal-Code trims any whitespace after the prefix, but
unfortunately lineendings where treated as whitespace too, so the
subject-line merged with the following field (in your case "To:", but
actually it can be anything).



Bye!

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[GPGrelay-Talk] Problem when subject is only 'pass:'

[Xavier N. <xav...@fr...>]

Hi all,

I am using GpgRelay 0.959, and I have the following issue: when I send
a message with subject 'pass:' (empty subject, don't process the
message), the whole To header is used as the subject, and the To header
is missing in the resulting message.

You will find attached an input example and the corresponding output.

Thanks.

-- 
Xavier Nodet
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin, 1759.

Re: [GPGrelay-Talk] Re: GPGrelay-Preview 0.959 released

[Per T. C. <pt...@ra...>]

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At 10:38 2005-04-01, you wrote:
 >This mail was signed (Inlined PGP-Message).
 >
 >,-----GnuPG output follows (current time: Sat, Apr 02 2005 - 20:11:20)--
 >|
 >|     Signature made 04/01/05 10:56:21 using DSA key ID 039B5AA9
 >|     Good signature from "Andreas John <and...@te...>"
 >|                     aka "dynacore (.tSCc.) <dyn...@te...>"
 >|
 >`---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 >-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
 >Hash: SHA1
 >
 >Hi!
 >
 >> I notice that 0.959 does not include the GPGrelayShellExt.dll. Has
 >> this been eliminated?
 >No, the ShellExtension is only in the Preview-Archive (which I also updated
 >for 0.959).
 >But I already got a report that the new DLL crashes Explorer.
 >So, if it crashes on your windows too, simply use the old DLL.
 >
 >
I don' remember what shell extensions you used. I am now using GPGee and
that's the first shell extension I have used that works without any
problems. You might consider including GPGee in the next release of GPGrelay.

http://gpgee.excelcia.org/


Per Tunedal
Keyid: 0xAE053BE0
Fingerprint: D70D 9057 A985 4944 2191 995A 2D74 F09D AE05 3BE0

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[GPGrelay-Talk] Signing a signed mail

[Per T. C. <pt...@ra...>]

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Hi,
I happened to send an inlined signed mail through GPGrelay and =
got it
signed with PGP-MIME too!
What about a warning?

V=E4nligen
Per Tunedal
Civ. ing. Civ. ek.

S:t Mickelsgatan 148
129 44 H=E4gersten
Telefon: 08-646 34 83

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[GPGrelay-Talk] Feature request

[Per T. C. <pt...@ra...>]

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Hi,
I would like one more option at the Global control tab:
Always warn when sending unencrypted or unsigned mail.

Scenario:
Normally I sign or encrypt all mail. I would like to have a warning if I
send a mail to someone that doesn't match any rule for signing or encryption.
And an option to cancel the sending!

1. Option "Always warn when sending unencrypted or unsigned mail."
2. I send a mail to a new recipient and GPGrelay doesn't find a match with
any rule.
3. GPGrelay pops up a warning and asks if I want to cancel. Yes= default.

Per Tunedal
Keyid: 0xAE053BE0
Fingerprint: D70D 9057 A985 4944 2191 995A 2D74 F09D AE05 3BE0

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[GPGrelay-Talk] Another hang

[maillist <mai...@pi...>]

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Hi
Just encountered this...

Gpgrelay hangs on some messages (signed / crypted or not), heres debug log:

[1316] {D40E21B8}[00000A7C] CServerIMAP::DoAccept --
E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\ServerIMAP.cpp,48
[1316] {D4181108}[00000A7C] New CServerPOP3AcceptThread: POP3,
192.168.1.1:143 -- E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\ServerPOP3AcceptThread.cpp,60
[1316] {D4277428}[00000A7C] Wait for Socket to attach to AcceptThread. --
E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\ServerBaseAcceptThread.cpp,64
[1316] {D42D8A40}[00000A7C] WaitForSocketAttached WM_SOCKET_DEAD dispatched
to 264. -- E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\ServerBaseAcceptThread.cpp,86
[1316] {D434ABA8}[000009F0] CServerIMAPAcceptThread vpn-imap:666 started. --
E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\ServerIMAPAcceptThread.cpp,53
[1316] {D4426008}[00000DE0]
CGPGrelayPropertySheet::OnServerActivateChanged:Add: 9F0:vpn-imap:666 --
E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\GPGrelayPropertySheet.cpp,1359
[1316] {D4465228}[000009F0] CMySocket::Attach --
E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\MySocket.h,123
[1316] {D5176658}[00000DE0] CGPGrelayPropertySheet::OnServerActivateChanged
successfully processed. --
E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\GPGrelayPropertySheet.cpp,1388
[1316] {D56AEE08}[00000A7C] Socket has been attached to AcceptThread. --
E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\ServerBaseAcceptThread.cpp,111
[1316] {D5704F78}[000009F0] CMySocket::InitIO(isLocal, SSL_STARTTLS_NONE) --
E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\MySocket.cpp,108
[1316] {D57621F0}[000009F0] CServerIMAPAcceptThread::Local sock ready --
E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\ServerIMAPAcceptThread.cpp,88
[1316] {D582D120}[000009F0] CMySocket::Create:SocketSink [666 ->
192.168.1.1:143 (Remote)] -- E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\MySocket.h,117
[1316] {D587C960}[00000A7C] CServerIMAP::DoAccept done. --
E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\ServerIMAP.cpp,59
[1316] {E157B320}[000009F0] CMySocket::InitIO(isRemote,
SSL_STARTTLS_NONE) -- E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\MySocket.cpp,108
[1316] {E15DC8C8}[000009F0] initRemoteSock returned: 0 --
E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\ServerIMAPAcceptThread.cpp,119
[1316] {E162C7E8}[000009F0] Not using SSL --
E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\ServerIMAPAcceptThread.cpp,159
[1316] {2C72D878}[000009F0] CServerIMAPAcceptThread::Decode message --
E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\ServerIMAPAcceptThread.cpp,273
[1316] {2C790BF8}[000009F0] Call
CServerPOP3AcceptThread::Interfere_POP3_Retr --
E:\MyProjects\GPGrelay\ServerIMAPAcceptThread.cpp,283

Gpgrelay just sits there until thread is terminated. No data comes back to
email client.

Markus
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