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Comment	>> If you can just upload an updated patch here, that would be great. Thanks! > > > > I have produced a patch for Horde 3.1.3 IMP 4.1.3 releases, since I > could not run the HEAD versions of these due to multiple errors. > Nevermind, I intend to apply this feature to the final releases of > Horde/IMP so this is fine for now. Later, I will produce a patch for > the HEAD since I wish to integrate it in future Horde releases. > > The patch file includes (hopefully) all necessary changes. I > generated it using regular "diff -u". I could not do it with "cvs > diff" due to bug #5017. Note that the file > "SMIME_Delegate_Encryption.php" is a new file. To include it in the > patch I created an empty "SMIME_Delegate_Encryption.php.newfile" and > made a diff between them. > > > > About the changes. > > I have gone back to the minimal implementation of this feature, > meaning I am doind it "hackishlky", as Jan Schneider commented. But > the goal of the patch I am uploading right now is POC (Proof of > concept). We will take the code to a better place later. > > > > I really wish you give it a try. The install is straightforward. Use > Horde 3.1.3 and IMP 4.1.3 final releases. No special Apache SSL nor > OpenSSL required. > > Apply this patch and try composing a text message with no > attachments. Select "Sign message with SMIME" from the drop-down list > and send it. > > You will need to have a personal certificate in your FireFox capable > of signing, of course. And I say Firefox. IE will come later. > > > > Please tell me if it worked all right for you. > > > > Thanks a lot.
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