[mew-int 00511] Re: PGP messages

[Kazu Yamamoto ( 山本和彦 )]

Hello,

From: Marco Lombardi <lombardi at example.com>
Subject: [mew-int 00509] PGP messages

> If I type `C-c C-m' again, Mew silently send the mail without any
> encryption...  I think that it would be much more natural to keep
> trying with encryption (for example, I could have decided to delete
> the recipient without public key in the To: field).

Mew cancels the specified privacy service if encryption/signing fails.
This is intentional. Consider the followings:
	(setq mew-protect-privacy-always t)
	(setq mew-protect-privacy-always-type 'pgp-encryption)

If you don't have the public key of a recipient and if the privacy
service remains after encryption failure, it is very inconvenient.
So, we believe that the privacy service should be clear.

The cause of the problem that you found is modeline. I have fixed Mew
so that "PE" disappears after encryption failure.

Also, I added this explanation to info.

> Another request.  Perhaps it would be quite useful to have a simple
> way to remove a previously selected protection for a draft; for
> example, Mew could always include the option "no encryption" with 
> `C-c C-p C-d'

Just type RET after C-c C-p C-d.

--Kazu