Hi Ricardo, Am Sa 27 Aug 2011 13:24:31 CEST schrieb Ricardo Mones <mo...@debian.org>:
> 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? No, this is about giving the user a chance to send something. Right now, if Encryption is selected and the module isn't there, you can't send anything. There is a warning that encryption is not available when one starts to compose a mail, this is fine. But when you try to send, claws complains that the message can't be pre-stored for sending because the recipient's key isn't available. In a way, that's logical, but it would be user-friendly to allow for sending mail anyway. > 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 :) No. Right now it's annoying, because you can't disable encryption like you are describing -- you disable sending mail that way. But I think (like you) that people would expect that sending mail still works after unloading the module. That's why I reported this as a minor bug and not as a wishlist item. Claws should be tolerant about conflicting preferences like this, maybe with another warning. Regards Michael -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
