Re: Bug in the SMIME verification plugin

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Ralf,

> This is an interesting one :)
>
> A user sent me a S/MIME signed mail with *ONE* attachment.
>
> This mail is displayed as "signed" and I get to see the attachment under
> it's correct name.
>
> Screenshot: http://www.arschkrebs.de/bugs/squirrelmail_1.png
>
> Now I got back to the mailbox index (or to the next message) and then
> back to the inital signed message again.
>
> The attachment changed its name from "text.txt" to "cid: 0"
> and it's MIME type changed as well. WTF?
>
> Screenshot: http://www.arschkrebs.de/bugs/squirrelmail_2.png
>
> This is squirrelmail-1.4.15 with the smime Plugin v0.6
>
> It's definitely related to the smime plugin, since disabling the plugin
> makes the behaviour consistent (I get two attachments, text.txt and
> smime.p7s everytime).

I know you reposted this because some inconsiderate person hijacked
the original thread.  I was still saving that thread for followup, but
if we want to do this the right way, why don't you post to the plugins
mailing list and I'll follow up there.

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