GPGMail: Sending email might break mail application partially.

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bjorn

20 Apr, 2017 10:37 PM

Trying to send an email - signed - might and often causes IMAP account to freeze up, no dialogue might be displayed to enter passphrase, and mails get caught as drafts, and also causing “recovery” inboxes.

Expected
A dialoge as usual. Signing of outbound email.

Additional info
multiple keys and multiple accounts.

macOS           10.12.4     16E195
GPG Suite       2017.1b3    1812    (d43863c)
GPGMail         2.7b3       1215    (d0b5fa0)
GPG Keychain    1.3.3b2     1271    (028a4a2)
GPGServices     1.11        916     (872e77d)
MacGPG2         2.0.30-1b2  887-    (4912d26)
GPGPreferences  2.0.2b3     927     (641418e)
Libmacgpg       0.7         782     (536bf51)
pinentry        0.9.7       4       (b75069d)
  1. Support Staff 1 Posted by Steve on 28 Apr, 2017 09:05 AM

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    Hi Bjorn,

    welcome to the GPGTools support platform. Sorry you are having problems using GPG Suite.

    Could you please download and install our latest GPG Suite nightly build and see if the problem persists. That page also has sig and SHA256 to verify the download.

    Should the problem persist, could you double check, all your keys and subkeys are unexpired and valid?

    All the best,
    steve

    Disclaimer: This is a development version which has not been thoroughly tested yet - bugs or crashes are to be expected. Thanks for helping us test.

  2. Support Staff 2 Posted by Steve on 07 Aug, 2017 06:11 PM

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    Closing, since no further user feedback was received. Should your problem persist, feel free to re-open this discussion any time.

    All the best, steve

  3. Steve closed this discussion on 07 Aug, 2017 06:11 PM.

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