On December 27, 2003 23:28, Trevor Smith wrote: > The validity of the signature cannot be verified. > Problem: OpenPGP plug-in was not specified. > > This is not actually correct, is it? The "problem" isn't that the OpenPGP > plug-in isn't specified; the problem is that I don't have the key in my > keyring. When I receive a message signed by someone with a public key in my > keyring (like myself, for example) the message *is* verified properly -- > and I *still* don't have any OpenPGP plug-in specified. This is a misleading error message, but not in the way you think. There are two ways one can sign an email: inline or as an attachment. Inline signing is what kmail does by default. To get it to understand attached signatures, you have to install the cryptplug rpm, and install the plugin in the kmail configuration dialog. Things have moved a lot recently concerning kmail encryption, with 3.2 coming and all, so you should wait and see how 3.2 behaves before reporting the bug. -- Simon Perreault <nomis80@xxxxxxxxxxx> -- http://nomis80.org
