[MlMt] Sign by default Based on history not working?
Eric Sharakan
esharakan at gmail.com
Fri May 10 09:53:16 EDT 2019
On 1 May 2019, at 5:22, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
> On 12 Apr 2019, at 23:29, Eric Sharakan wrote:
>
>> On 16 Jan 2019, at 3:59, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
>>
>>>> Perhaps another approach would be to make the sign settings be per
>>>> account (or have an option under "Sign by default" of "Based on
>>>> account"? I work in a company of over 100,000 employees, and I
>>>> want mail I send on my work account to any of them to be signed.
>>>> Conversely, I have no signing cert for my gmail account, so I never
>>>> want MM to try to sign those messages.
>>>
>>> Yes, that kind of flexibility would be nice.
>>
>> I'm replying now because I just got bit by this inconsistency again.
>> This to me is a bug, so I'm asking if you can please consider some
>> kind of fix sooner rather than later?
>
> I'll note to see if I can add some kind of stopgap solution, but I'm
> not promising anything.
>
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Hi Benny, I see you added something to address this in r5632, but I have
a question about this documented syntax for the Security.plist file:
```
{
signingEnabledPattern =
"{always_sign1 at example.com,never_sign1 at example.com}";
signingDisabledPattern = "never_sign at example.com";
encryptionEnabledPattern = "*@example.org"; // Encrypt whenever
sending to someone with an example.org address.
encryptionDisabledPattern =
"{exception1 at example.org,exception2 at example.org}"; // Do no encrypt for
these addresses
}
```
In that first line, should "never_sign1 at example.com" actually be
"always_sign2 at example.com"? :-)
Thanks.
-Eric
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