"date lapsed" & mailcrypt

"date lapsed" & mailcrypt

[Thomas Hungenberg]

Hi!

If "gnus-article-date-lapsed" is used, the "Date:"-header is replaced
by "X-Sent:" in the article (while viewing a message).

When decrypting a pgp-encrypted message (which shows "X-Sent:") 
via mc-decrypt and then replacing it on disk, the date-information
gets lost because the "X-Sent:"-header is stored in the decrypted
message instead of a "real" date-header. 

Is there any way to tell mc to get the "real" date from the original
message and add this header to the decrypted one?


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Re: "date lapsed" & mailcrypt

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Thomas Hungenberg <th@hansa.rhein.de> writes:

> If "gnus-article-date-lapsed" is used, the "Date:"-header is replaced
> by "X-Sent:" in the article (while viewing a message).
> 
> When decrypting a pgp-encrypted message (which shows "X-Sent:") 
> via mc-decrypt and then replacing it on disk, the date-information
> gets lost because the "X-Sent:"-header is stored in the decrypted
> message instead of a "real" date-header. 
> 
> Is there any way to tell mc to get the "real" date from the original
> message and add this header to the decrypted one?

You could defadvice the call to `mc-decrypt' with a call to
`gnus-article-date-original' or something, I guess.

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