>>> "ESF" == Eric S Fraga <e.fraga@ucl.ac.uk> writes:

> On Thursday, 14 Dec 2023 at 14:06, Uwe Brauer wrote:
>> But sometimes I write 2 emails one after another, but I want to send
>> both say 2 hours later. Of course I can save them in the draft folder
>> but since that folder contains say 20 message. I don't find this
>> convenient.

> Ah, okay, you want the behaviour you normally see when unplugged when
> you are plugged in!  I would suggest you ask to send with a delay,
> normally bound to C-c C-j (gnus-delay-article).  That's what I use.

Right I thought to use this also, but then for some bizarre reason the
following happens:

    1. I am asked for the delay time

    2. Then the graphical interface for oaouth2.plstore is called, 

Which confuses me very much, I don't know which password I am going to
need so I interrupt this process. 





graphical interface of the gpgsm tool (I use smime) pops up, I never
really figure out why, and could not debug it

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