Hi,

it seems that Crypto support has made a leap forward in gnus, which
makes me pretty happy. Currently I'm using CVS-gnus of Dec 11th 2002,
but there is one thing that disturbed me.

When I get a mail that is only signed, I get a

     [[PGP Signed Part:OK]]

tag, as it should be.

When the same person sends me an encrypted mail, I get a

     [[PGP Encrypted Part:OK, Signer: From unknown user]]

which seems a weird result, as the signer is the same person who
encrypted the mail. The way the message is crafted, I would expect the
email address or real name of the person who signed that mail / some
hint about whether the signature was okay. 

"From unknown user" seems strange as it seems to say the signature is
okay, but it doesn't know who signed it. But if Gnus didn't know who
signed it, how did it know which key to check the signature against? :)

Regards,
Georg

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Georg C. F. Greve                                       <greve@gnu.org>
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