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if I am missing a public key, the function processReceived() in rc_openpgpjs.js throws the error text of signature_invalid_no_pubkey. It should better be imported and displayed as validly signed.
I fumbled a bit on this but could not achieve it.
regards,
Henning
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I don't think this is a good idea to be done automatically. If you trust every key that is attached on the signature, it breaks the principle of signing, as anyone can create a public key to any email.
But yes, it could have a button to import keys attached to the message.
I don't think this is a good idea to be done automatically. If you trust every key that is attached on the signature, it breaks the principle of signing, as anyone can create a public key to any email.
But yes, it could have a button to import keys attached to the message.
Hi,
if I am missing a public key, the function processReceived() in rc_openpgpjs.js throws the error text of signature_invalid_no_pubkey. It should better be imported and displayed as validly signed.
I fumbled a bit on this but could not achieve it.
regards,
Henning
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: