New submission from Marc Mutz <marc@klaralvdalens-datakonsult.se>:
In KAddressBook:
Create an entry with the following preferences:
Allowed protocols: OpenPGP/MIME, S/MIME, S/MIME opaque
Sign: Always sign
Encrypt: Ask Whenever Possible
Assign both preferred OpenPGP and S/MIME keys to that contact.
In KMail:
Open a composer, choose an identity with no OpenPGP sign/encrypt keys, but only
S/MIME sign/encrypt keys.
Uncheck the sign and the encrypt buttons and choose "Any" in the format
selection.
On send, you'll get an error message telling you that it chose to encrypt/sign
with OpenPGP, but that there is no OpenPGP encrypt-to-self key available. If
you have disabled encrypt-to-self, then it will ask the same thing b/c of the
missing sign key.
It should use S/MIME instead, of course.
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assignedto: marc
messages: 636
nosy: marc
priority: urgent
status: in-progress
title: composer chooses to encrypt/sign with OpenPGP, although no encrypt-to-self keys are configured for OpenPGP
topic: KMail
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Aegypten issue tracker <aegypten-issues@intevation.de>
<https://intevation.de/roundup/aegypten/issue137>
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In KAddressBook:
Create an entry with the following preferences:
Allowed protocols: OpenPGP/MIME, S/MIME, S/MIME opaque
Sign: Always sign
Encrypt: Ask Whenever Possible
Assign both preferred OpenPGP and S/MIME keys to that contact.
In KMail:
Open a composer, choose an identity with no OpenPGP sign/encrypt keys, but only
S/MIME sign/encrypt keys.
Uncheck the sign and the encrypt buttons and choose "Any" in the format
selection.
On send, you'll get an error message telling you that it chose to encrypt/sign
with OpenPGP, but that there is no OpenPGP encrypt-to-self key available. If
you have disabled encrypt-to-self, then it will ask the same thing b/c of the
missing sign key.
It should use S/MIME instead, of course.
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assignedto: marc
messages: 636
nosy: marc
priority: urgent
status: in-progress
title: composer chooses to encrypt/sign with OpenPGP, although no encrypt-to-self keys are configured for OpenPGP
topic: KMail
______________________________________________________
Aegypten issue tracker <aegypten-issues@intevation.de>
<https://intevation.de/roundup/aegypten/issue137>
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