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In his review of rfc5321bis-32, Donald Eastlake said:
"Section 7.1, particularly re 2nd paragraph: I think it would be useful to mention something like the following:
"1. Transport authenticatio…
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## Introduction
Hi! I love this project idea and really appreciate the dedication to modern security standards (such as DKIM support) as well as `mail-send`'s RFC compliance. The current feature se…
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## Steps to reproduce
1. Set the flag "Show obsolete and historic" (just in case)
1. Search for "pgp"
## Expected behaviour
Search results should show RFCs with "PGP" in the title, e.g. [RFC…
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The ABNF states only `CRLF` are allowed in the PGP parts of security.txt.
So only the cleartext or unsigned can use `LF` or `CRLF`.
_See update: I missed the errata, only the 'extra newlines' (singl…
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In RFCXML, a reference to an errata report is constructed like the following to match the [Web Portion of the Style Guide](https://www.rfc-editor.org/styleguide/part2/#ref_errata):
```
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GnuPG 2.1 now uses the `.kbx` format for key storage instead of the previous `.gpg` keyring.
In any case, the `.gpg` keyring format is not defined in RFC 4880, but is a GnuPG-proprietary format tha…
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Solve this parsing issue: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/13605 by adding support for the "Private/Experimental" S2K range defined in [RFC 4880](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4880#section-3.7.1)
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Per RFC 4880 "By convention, [Tag 13 (User ID)] includes an RFC 2822 [RFC2822] mail name-addr, but there are no restrictions on its content." Apart from that it's text only. For almost every public a…
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Do you have plans to integrate mailing features?
I think JMAP is a good choice. Try sending mail in JMAP with Stalwart mail server.
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Once keys are loaded and GPG Trust packets have been added to them, PGPKeyring objects should be able to write themselves to disk.
This will require two (maybe three) attributes:
- A path to write th…