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Re: [tor-bugs] #7093 [TorBirdy]: Enhance Enigmail preferences in TorBirdy
#7093: Enhance Enigmail preferences in TorBirdy
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Reporter: sukhbir | Owner: ioerror
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone:
Component: TorBirdy | Version:
Keywords: | Parent:
Points: | Actualpoints:
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Comment(by ioerror):
Replying to [ticket:7093 sukhbir]:
> Karsten N. from JonDo has brought the following points to our notice
about TorBirdy's Enigmail preferences:
>
> 1: You append the hidden keyserver used for Tor to the
> "extensions.enigmail.agentAdditionalParam"
>
> Why not using "extensions.enigmail.keyserver" for the keyserver. It
may be possible to add more keyserver in a comma separated list if more
hidden services are known and and let the user choose one.
>
> Additional the user will see the used keyserver in the dialog and not
the default Thunderbird keyserver.
>
If we find it works identically, I'm fine with changing it. However, I
wanted to ensure that we always added it when gpg was called.
> 2: You are using the keyserver option "no-auto-key-retrieve".
>
> I did not found this option in my GnuPG documentation, only "auto-
key-retrieve" is documented and disabled by default.
>
'no-' is a generic prefix to disable it. Different versions behave
differently and so we are explicit rather than implicit.
> I would recommend the usage of "--no-auto-key-locate" for
"extensions.enigmail.agentAdditionalParam". It will do the job and avoid
web-bug like tracking with OpenGPG keys. For key search only the local
keyring is used with this option.
>
That is already taken care of, I believe.
> 3: I got some returns of TorBirdy user. The option in the preferences
dialog:
>
> "Disable GPG '--throw-keyids' [default: enabled]"
>
> is not understandable for some user. May be we can replace it by a
more "normal" language string, something like:
>
> "Put the recipient key IDs into OpenPGP encrypted messages (not
recommended)"
That seems fine.
>
> JonDo is recommending TorBirdy so we have some valuable feedback from
that end also. If we agree to these changes, Karsten will send us a patch
for them.
I'm fine with 1 and 3 but 2 is just a weird gpg ism that i think we'd be
best not to change.
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