Tickets :: Comment on [#8005] Imp loses attachments

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Comment	>> However, for PGP signature, we already set the Content-Description > >> header (see, e.g., horde/framework/Crypt/Crypt/pgp.php, line 1487): > >> > >> $pgp_sign->setDescription(String::convertCharset(_("PGP Digital > >> Signature"), NLS::getCharset(), $charset)); > >> > >> So if that is not appearing in your message, I don't know what is happening. > >> > > > > You're right, I do see that, when I look at the message in my sent > mail folder in claws-mail with the PGP plugin. But when I look > through the Gmail web interface, I see "noname". Go figure? > > > >> I did not mean to sound condescending and I apologize. I simply was > >> trying to indicate that this more than likely is something specific > >> to your system rather than with Horde/IMP in general. And explaining > >> why I was not going to apply your patch - simply because in theory, > >> it shouldn't fix anything. > >> > >> Are you only sending attachments with PGP? Have you tried sending > >> attachments with no encryption? > > > > Apology accepted. > > > > I have tried sending attachments both with and without PGP. I have > an exceedingly complicated setup, so it's very hard to track down > what's causing the problem, but I have verified that attachments work > 100% of the time when a Content-Description is included. > > > > Here is how mail flows for me: > > > > 1. Message composed using Horde web interface > > 2. Message delivered to local "sendmail" (SSMTP) on web server and > stored on mail server via IMAP > > 3. Sendmail connects via TLS to SMTP port 2525 on mail server > > 4. Mail server accepts message via Postfix > > 5. Postfix on mail server feeds message to DKIM-signer > > 6. DKIM-signer reinjects message into mail server local Postfix > > 7. Mail goes out > > > > I don't think the DKIM signer is the problem, honestly. It just adds > two header fields to the message. So that just leaves the IMAP > server, ssmtp, postfix, and imp. > > > > Looking at this from another direction, adding the > Content-Description field does no harm save for making messages one > line longer per attachment. So why NOT put it in by default? Users > could still clear it by blanking the attachment description fields...
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