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jeremy-compostella / org-msg

OrgMsg is a GNU/Emacs global minor mode mixing up Org mode and Message mode to compose and reply to emails in a Outlook HTML friendly style.
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GPG-Support missing(?) #26

Closed mgrunwald closed 4 years ago

mgrunwald commented 4 years ago

GPG Support is missing. At least, I didn't find a way to sign a mail. Even if I call mml-secure-sign, the tag <#part sign=pgpmime> stays in the file/mail, but there is no signature.

Is there a way to achieve that?

(Btw: I just love org-msg mode :) )

jeremy-compostella commented 4 years ago

Hi,

Please have a look at #24. On this other ticket he is using (mml-secure-message-sign-pgpmime). if as I expect this is the same request:

  1. close this ticket
  2. provide feedback and inputs on #24

Regards, Jeremy

dakling commented 3 years ago

Hi,

I just wanted to quickly ask what the current state of this feature is. For me, signing mails with mml-secure-sign-pgpmime and viewing them inside emacs works, however, the Outlook web interface doesn't display the mails properly - it just displays three attachments (signature.asc, some-file.htm, some-file.txt), without acutally displaying the message contents. Is this just a limitation of Outlook, or would you expect it show the message normally? (When composing and signing mails without org-msg, Outlook displays the message normally, though it shows a message that digital signature verification is not supported)

Regards, Dario

PS: thanks for your work on this awesome package!

jeremy-compostella commented 3 years ago

Using mml-secure-sign-pgpmime works for me. Outlook displays the message normally, though it shows a message that digital signature verification is not supported.

However, if I use the mml-secure-sign function, I get the same result than you: it just displays three attachments (signature.asc, some-file.htm, some-file.txt).