Hi Bernhard,
Is the standard format you are talking about “OpenPGP/MIME format”?
I am wondering if I did anything wrong on the configuration of GpgOL.
The GpgOL on my outlook is version 2.4.8.
All configurations are unchanged with default value.
I just noticed that the check box of “Enable the S/MIME support” is unchecked.
Should I enable it? I am not sure whether it is related to encryption (send email) or decryption (receive email) or both?
Also there is another option “Send OpenPGP mails without attachments as PGP/Inline” which is also unchecked.
This looks like exactly what I want from my recipient.
Otherwise their emails are always decrypted in plain text with a encrypted attachment.
OK, I just enable the S/MIME support and nothing changed. Is the option applied to the emails which are downloaded from the mail exchange server to my local disk already?
Or maybe this option has nothing to do with the missing image of the decrypted email.
Regarding the next step of the debugging, I am a bit confused about the request.
Do you want me to send you an encrypted email which is sent by my recipient?
Or do you want me to send you an email which is decrypted by my local GpgOL where the image is missing? I think I can not do that either way since the mail is quite confidential (that’s why they are encrypted). I think I could locally use proper editor to show you the structure you mentioned. Do you think it makes sense?
Thanks,
Acme