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Re: issue with smime and mutt 1.5.5.1



There's more problems.  Just using the fix that Thomas suggested (and no
smime* parameters in .muttrc) I see (in mutt's pager):

Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 05:14:24 -0800
From: Ask Visa USA <askvisausa@xxxxxxxx>
Subject: 32AW RE: Visa Security Update
To: 'Will Fiveash' <William.Fiveash@xxxxxxx>

[-- Error: unable to create OpenSSL subprocess! --]

======End of pager output===============================

It seems to me that there should be some way that I could view the smime
message by default without having to setup the OpenSSL and other smime
stuff.  This would be similar to viewing a PGP/GPG signed message where
mutt let's you view the message but warns that the sig. isn't verified.

Second, if I use 'v' to view the attachments of the smime message I see
another core dump.  Below are the details.

0xff118720: putc+0x0004:        ld      [%i1 + 0xc], %l3
Current function is state_attach_puts
 1263       state_putc (*t, s);
(dbx) where
  [1] putc(0x5b, 0x0, 0x41ca4, 0xff1177bc, 0xff1585e4, 0xff15c818), at 
0xff118720
=>[2] state_attach_puts(t = 0x1b87fc "[-- Error: unable to create OpenSSL 
subprocess! --]\n", s = 0xffbfe5d4), line 1263 in "muttlib.c"
  [3] smime_handle_entity(m = 0x2137e0, s = 0xffbfe5d4, outFile = 0x1c17e8), 
line 1722 in "smime.c"
  [4] smime_decrypt_mime(fpin = 0x1c17c8, fpout = 0xffbfe800, b = 0x2137e0, cur 
= 0xffbfe808), line 1899 in "smime.c"
  [5] crypt_smime_decrypt_mime(a = 0x1c17c8, b = 0xffbfe800, c = 0x2137e0, d = 
0xffbfe808), line 326 in "cryptglue.c"
  [6] mutt_view_attachments(hdr = 0x1d8d28), line 923 in "recvattach.c"
  [7] mutt_index_menu(), line 2061 in "curs_main.c"
  [8] main(argc = 3, argv = 0xffbff5e4), line 907 in "main.c"
(dbx) print t
t = 0x1b87fc "[-- Error: unable to create OpenSSL subprocess! --]\n"
(dbx) print s
s = 0xffbfe5d4
(dbx) print *s
*s = {
    fpin   = 0x1c17d8
    fpout  = (nil)
    prefix = (nil)
    flags  = 0
}

Note that state_attach_puts() calls:
    state_putc (*t, s);
and in mutt.h:
#define state_putc(x,y) fputc(x,(y)->fpout)

and s->fpout == NULL.
-- 
Will Fiveash