Re: Security issue / bad UI design in mutt CVS (encryption options)
* Thomas Roessler [Sun, 08 Aug 2004 13:15:34 +0200]:
> Here's a proposed patch that I'd consider reasonable:
thanks for looking into it!
> * This makes the S/MIME and PGP menus consistent.
> * "sign" and "encrypt" now mean "sign only" and "encrypt only."
> * "forget it" is now called "clear", and has (c) as a new shortcut.
> (f) continues to be accepted, but isn't documented in the menu.
> * Bailing out of the prompt of "sign as" does not clear a
> previously-set "sign" flag.
> * The PGP menu says "(i)nline" or "PGP/M(i)ME", depending on context.
quite reasonable all.
> Comments before I commit this?
just a tiny thing:
> if(!SmimeDefaultKey)
> - mutt_message("Can\'t sign: No key specified. use sign(as).");
> + mutt_message("Can\'t sign: No key specified. Use Sign As.");
any reason not to _() the message?
and, perhaps:
> + snprintf (prompt, sizeof (prompt),
> + _("PGP (e)ncrypt, (s)ign, sign (a)s, (b)oth, %s, or (c)lear? "),
> + (msg->security & INLINE) ? _("PGP/M(i)ME") : _("(i)nline"));
will translators surely understand (from the po file) that the
translation of PGP/M(i)ME and (i)nline has to keep the same key as
shortcut?
thanks again,
P.S.: btw, bg.po was not updated on Apr 12 as all other po files.
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