[Tickets #2782] S/MIME Sign using browser capabilities
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Ticket URL: http://bugs.horde.org/ticket/?id=2782
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Ticket | 2782
Updated By | mfernandez at gva.es
Summary | S/MIME Sign using browser capabilities
Queue | IMP
Version | HEAD
Type | Enhancement
State | Feedback
Priority | 1. Low
Owners | Horde Developers, Michael Slusarz
+New Attachment | horde-imp-signing-1.patch
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mfernandez at gva.es (2006-08-29 01:28) wrote:
Very well, I am submitting a patch for signing a simple text message with
Mozilla Firefox.
Horde IMP needs to be configured for signing as if server side signing
would be performed.
The code is far from its final version. I trust we can refactor it little
by little.
I need help particularly for the IMP_Compose::_createMimeMessage() method.
This is where I wrap a multipart/signed MIME around the message.
But I know that I am doing work here that is surely being done somewhere
else. Only I don't know where.
Here is the list of files returned by "cvs -n -q update":
? imp/js/src/base64.js
M imp/compose.php
M imp/lib/Compose.php
M imp/lib/base.php
M imp/templates/compose/compose.html
M imp/templates/javascript/src/compose.js
C imp/templates/smime/import_key.html
I am not keen on cvs command line, so any help is appreciated.
The patch was generated by issuing "cvs -q diff > patch" in horde
directory.
Theres is a flie missing in this patch, base64.js wich is marked with "?"
in the list, but I don't know what it means and why cvs diff does not
include its source code in the patch. You don't need it unless you really
want to try this patch.
All comments are welcome.
Mariano.
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