Package: mutt Version: 1.5.21-3 Severity: important Hey, the problem is a little bit difficult to describe, I hope you understand what I mean. Since updating to 1.5.21-3 from 1.5.20-9+squeeze1 mutt seems to behave differently in regards to when to ask for my pgp key. Behaviour before: navigating through mutt is *never* asking for my pgp key before opening an encrypted message
Behaviour after update: - opening mutt - scrolling down, after the first page refresh it will say "Enter PGP passphrase:" a screenshot of the situation (scrolling down, so red line at the top is my current cursor, this message is signed but not encrypted) http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/1411/35217351.png As you see at the bottom there is another cursor line marked at the bottom. This message is the last one from the previous page. So somehow it's still holding a curser. - after entering my pgp password the page continues to load >From what I observe, it seems that mutt is decrypting a pgp message now >whenever there is one on the screen. This is really annoying and also hasn't been like this in the previous version. Since it requires me entering my password even when I just look through the subjects (e.g. because I'm looking for a specific mail) I consider this a bug. I could probably raise the pgp_timeout so I only have to enter this once I see a pgp encrypted message, but this would be an ugly workaround. My pgp/crypt settings (even though I think they are not useful in this particular case, but still for completeness): [nion@pagefault:~$] grep -E (pgp|crypt) .muttrc set crypt_autosign=yes #send-hook '~t buildd ~s success' "set signature='' crypt_autosign=yes indent_string='' edit_headers=yes editor='~/.bin/buildd-script.sh' fast_reply=yes pgp_autoinline=yes include=yes pgp_sign_as=n...@debian.org" #send-hook '!(~t buildd ~s success)' "set crypt_autosign=no indent_string='> ' editor=vim fast_reply=no pgp_autoinline=no include=yes" #set crypt_autosign set crypt_replyencrypt set pgp_timeout=10000 Cheers Nico -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
