For GpgOL it looks like you selected a different mail immediately after opening the mail and we don't have a reference to the object that is displayed so we could not put an error in there. Maybe, as a feature request, GpgOL could display some error message in the email body if the decryption failed for some reason.įor this error case I don't have a good idea how to detect it. Ok good to know i put it on my todo to try with that plugin but the likely cause for this issue is that PDF Converter has an error that causes the problem (EMail is unloaded too early) We could then add that as a known problem. With PDF Converter add-in disabled I'm now able to see the decrypted email body (sent from myself). I disabled all plugins (except GpgOL) and then enabled them back one by one. Turns out that one of the installed plugins was causing the problem: "PDF Converter 7.1 Outlook Add-in". in Outlook mail list panel, go back to the encrypted email: the email body is not showed again.in Outlook mail list panel, select any other email.Outlook does show the email body for the encrypted email.open Outlook again (fill-in the password prompt dialog ).Other actions while trying to display the email body: Same email sent to another email client (like Evolution of KMail) shows correctly with full email body after decrypt.
the email preview and the email full window should show the email body.the email preview and the email full window is not showing the email body, but does show the email subject.the received email shows in outlook message list with the correct icon for encrypted message.select recipient to be the same as sender (the owner of the private key gpgol correctly recognize the sender and recipient).create a new email and enable encryption add subject and body.create a key with Kleopatra, selecting ECDSA for sign,certify and ECDH for encrypt.
Steps to reproduce on Windows 7 (x86) and Outlook 2010
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