a tweak of enigmail.js to get it to work with gpg 1.2.1 and hushmail public keys

[Elf Spice]

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I sent a message with the subject line 'dang' that relates to this
message which was not sent due to being too large as it had a javascript
file attached to it.

This modification of the enigmail.js did not permit the recipient using
hushmail to decrypt the message unfortunately.

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Subject: a tweak of enigmail.js to get it to work with gpg 1.2.1 and
hushmail public keys
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2003 19:07:50 +1000
From: Elf Spice <elfspice@eml.cc>
Organization: The Temple of Loki
To: enigmail@mozdev.org,  gnupg-users@gnupg.org

This tweak applies to enigmail 0.73.1

I had this idea that there might be some way to tweak enigmail to work
properly with gpg 1.2.1 for sending to hushmail. I have tested it and it
appears to work fine with standard gpg recipients too (well, at least
with my own one anyway).

It seemed to be that putting < and > around email addresses makes gpg
not work properly with hushmail 2.2 keys, so I searched through the file
'enigmail.js' within the mozilla/components directory (I'm using the
win32 version of mozilla) for the parts where it inserts these
characters into the commandline around email addresses, and then it
works with hushmail keys. @#$@#$ hushmail not strictly adhering to
openpgp. anyway, this tweak fixes enigmail so it works.

I have attached the modified enigmail.js for the version mentioned, I
don't know whether it will get through into the remail that the list
server does, but anyway, if need be I can mail it to someone who can
pass it on to the enigmail development team.

YAY!
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