key-test

[William Grant]

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C Hamel wrote:
> On Thursday 16 March 2006 20:35, Darryl Clarke wrote:
>> On 16/03/06, C Hamel <yogich at sc2000.net> wrote:
>>> In past msgs my signing keys (two of them) come back bad on this list &
>>> good when I send to myself.  These keys have been around the block,
>>> imported to a couple previous Dapper builds, and worked okay. This is
>>> only a key-test. Sorry for any inconvenience... I have re-imported & will
>>> file a bug if they come back as bad.
>>> --
>> You need to sign the content/message body itself (see many other users
>> on this list) and not attach a signature.
>>
>> When any spam, av, maillist daemons add stuff to your messages it will
>> invalidate the attached signature.
>>
>>
>> --
>> ~ Darryl  ~ smartssa at gmail.com
>> ~ http://darrylclarke.com
> 
> I believe that is what I am doing.  At least I know it works on Breezy, 
> Gentoo, SuSE, et. al., and not on Dapper.  The setup in Kmail isn't that 
> hard, and it is uniform between all.  That's my puzzle.  If I go back to 
> Breezy & look at the msgs they'll doubtless be okay.  If I'm wrong, I'll post 
> another saying so, but they were okay, yesterday.

No. The problem is this...

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...that is tacked on the bottom of each message. Kmail is attaching a
signature, rather than embedding it in the body of the message, which
means that the signature is invalid.

William.
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