[Kde-pim] More sending delay

[Anne Wilson]

On Friday 16 April 2010 12:08:44 Frank Thieme wrote:
> On Friday 16 April 2010 12:19:33 Anne Wilson wrote:
> > I sent a signed, but un-encrypted message to the first address, and it
> > left immediately.  Mystery :-(
> 
> So it is somehow related to the recipients key, as signing is an action
> with your key, encrypting an action with recpipients key....
> 
My (first-mentioned) recipient says he sees a delay on decryption, but it is 
less than one second.  I don't know whether that's relevant?

> Ever tried to encrypt a text file with the recipients key on command line?
> Maybe there is a delay or at least a message of gpg that might helpful...
> 
Tbh I don't know how to do that.  If you could show me, I'll certainly try it.

> BTW: As verifying a signature is something about the senders key - is there
> a delay when you get signed messages and try to read them?
> 
No, I don't notice any delay at all.  I get asked for the passphrase and it's 
almost instantly readable.  I probably wouln't notice a delay of less than a 
second ;-)

Anne
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