tags 638192 moreinfo thanks On Wed, 17 Aug 2011 16:55:06 +0200 Michael Below <mbe...@antithese.de> wrote:
> I am using claws-mail with a mail account that has the option set > to encrypt all outgoing messages. > > Now claws-mail regularly loses its plugins (see my other bug report > today). When the PGP module gets lost like that, I can't send any mail at > all. The encryption systems available are correctly shown as > "None", and no encryption is selected, but there is an error > message that the mail can't be encrypted for storing. As no module is available for doing it there's not much more that claws-mail can do other than showing a message. > I think users should be warned when encryption isn't possible, but > it should be possible to send mail anyway. I don't understand that. You mean warn before sending that the account preferences indicate some privacy option (encryption or singning or both) but currently there's no module for doing it so the user has a chance to quit sending? Anyway this would be a bit annoying for users which just unload the plugin to disable privacy options (which is way easier than changing every account's configuration). It's desirable for you right now because of the other bug, which is the real problem, but that's not what you would expect if you unload the plugin on purpose :) regards, -- Ricardo Mones http://people.debian.org/~mones «A day for firm decisions!!!!! Or is it?»
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