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Version 2.0.3 released 2010-05-29# Bug fixes.
2. Changes==========Gpg4win2 has major changes compared to Gpg4win 1.x. Below is a listof the most important ones:- Kleopatra is the new certificate manager. Kleopatra is the S/MIME certificate manager of KDE (a desktop environment used on many GNU/Linux systems). For use in Gpg4win it has been extended to support OpenPGP and to act as a graphical user interface for all cryptographic operations. It is automatically started if another component requests its services and then runs permanently in your system tray. WinPT has been dropped.- GpgEX is the new plugin for the Microsoft Explorer and replaces GpgEE.- The mail program Claws Mail has been updated to a modern version. It now supports SSL, NNTP and IMAP.- GpgOL, the plugin for Outlook 2003 and 2007 has been comprehensively updated. It now supports PGP/MIME and thus makes the use of encrypted or signed attachments much easier and standard conform. Support for S/MIME has been added. Most dialogs are now provided by Kleopatra for graphical user dialogs.- The German "Gpg4win-Kompendium" is the new documentation for Gpg4win. This combines the previous "Einsteiger" and "Durchblicker" manuals. All chapters were reworked and extended to describe the new Gpg4win Version 2.0. Among other things, this means adaption to Kleopatra, GpgEX and PGP/MIME and new texts for S/MIME and X.509.- Support of these platforms: Operating System: Windows 2000, XP (32/64), Vista (32/64) Outlook: 2003, 2007Short overview on changes compared to version 2.0.4:----------------------------------------------------[The following issue numbers reference to https://issues.kolab.org/.]- Kleopatra: * Conflict dialog - Certificate selection dialog now works context-sensitive (dependent on selecting sign, encrypt or sign/encrypt) [kolab/issue4492] - Conflicts redefined and implemented, fixed errors [kolab/issue4197,4234] - New configuration option for "quick mode" (Power-User-Mode) to sign and encrypt [kolab/issue4136]) - No protocol (OpenPGP or S/MIME) pre-selection dialog required - replaced by new certificate selection dialog. [kolab/issue4213,4235] * (recursive) sign/encrypt of files and folders possible (see GnuPG-Backend) * Create/verify checksum by sha1sum, sha256sum, md5sum possible (see GnuPG-Backend) * Certificate lookup on certificate server - Search for fingerprint or key-id shows new information dialog (some server requires 0x-Präfix in search string) [kolab/issue4453] * Certify OpenPGP certificates - Fingerprint and key-id in step 1 added [kolab/issue4468,4458] - Key-id in step 2 added [kolab/issue4460] * Several minor and medium (GUI) improvements: - Export of secret X.509 certificats use new default (utf8) for passphrase charset [kolab/issue4454] - Import certificate without file type improved (content checker) [kolab/issue4457] - Fix certificate list in delete confirm dialog [kolab/issue4459] - New context menu entry for deleting certificate added [kolab/issue4450] - OwnerTrust added to tooltips and certificate details [kolab/issue4198] - Unit (Bits) to the key strength fields in NewCertificateWizard's overview page added [kolab/issue4183] - E-Mail-Validator allows to delete '@' Zeichen [kolab/issue4189] - Trust/distrust root certificates via context menu (write directly $GNUPGHOME\trustlist.txt) [kolab/issue4190] - For developer: KDebugDialog available (installed with Kleopatra, run $INSTDIR\kdebugdialog.exe) [kolab/issue4318] - Hierarchical certificate list: toggling (regression) [kolab/issue4327] - Fixed exception for decrypt/verify special S/MIME e-mail [kolab/issue4179] * SmartCard - Detecting smartcard: Kleopatra's systemtray icon blinks after inserting X.509 card. Click starts learn card command or opens nullpin dialog. [kolab/issue4191] - Learn card commands suppress gpgsm error dialogs. [kolab/issue4126] * Miscellaneous - Gpg4win credits added (see 'About Gpg4win' dialog) - German translations fixed - Several minor and medium issues and errors were fixed- GpgOL: * Portuguese translation added * updated to new libassuan2 interface and libgpg-error 1.9- GpgEX * (recursive) sign/encrypt of files and folders possible (see GnuPG-Backend) * Create/verify checksum by sha1sum, sha256sum, md5sum possible (see GnuPG-Backend) * Portuguese translation added * Updated to libgpg-error 1.9- Pinentry: * Change default: switch to QT4 (GTK still enabled for gpg4win-light installer) [kolab/issue4378] * Fixed German translation for 'Cancel' cancel [kolab/issue4132]- GnuPG-Backend: * NEW: (recursive) sign/encrypt of files and folders possible [kolab/issue4298,4299,4300] * NEW: Create/verify checksum by sha1sum, sha256sum, md5sum possible via GpgEX [kolab/issue41634,294,4295,4296,4297,4321] * Updated to new libassuan v2 interface * Several minor and medium improvements of stability [u.a.: kolab/issue4212] - Installer: * NEW: English language version of the Gpg4win Compendium (v3.0.0-beta1) added. Old novices manual removed. * Installer was signed with a CodeSigning certificate of GlobalSign (Publisher: "Intevation GmbH") * Portuguese translation added- Included Gpg4win components are: GnuPG: 2.0.16 Kleopatra: 2.1.0-svn1167864 (2010-08-11) GPA: 0.9.0 GpgOL: 1.1.2 GpgEX: 0.9.7 Claws-Mail: 3.7.6 Kompendium DE: 3.0.0 Kompendium EN: 3.0.0-beta13. Known Bugs (and Workarounds)===============================- Using smart card with Kleopatra The initial setting of smart cards with Kleopatra is currently not yet possible. Please run the following steps one-time to use your smart card with Kleopatra. * OpenPGP card Use the gpg command line tool to create a new OpenPGP certificate on your card (a) or to activate your existing certificate of your card (b): (a) Create new certificate - Insert card. - Run "gpg --card-edit". - Switch to admin modus by enter: "admin". - Enter "generate" to create a new certificate. (b) Activate existing certificate of your card - Import associated (public) certificate of your card (e.g. from certificate server or from a exported certificate file). - Insert card. - Run "gpg --card-status". * X.509 Telesec Netkey 3 card Use Kleopatra to initializing your card: - Insert card. - Click at the Kleopatra systemtray icon (or use the context menu of the systemtray icon and run the learn card command). After finishing these steps your OpenPGP / X.509 certificate from your smart card is shown in Kleopatra under the tab "My certificates" (marked with a smart card icon). A better smart card support for Kleopatra is in process.- Using the Outlook Plugin "GpgOL": * You defintely should create copies of your old encrypted/signed emails, e.g. in the form of PST files. * Sending signed or encrypted messages via an Exchange based account does not yet work. [see https://bugs.g10code.com/gnupg/issue1102] * Outlook2007 crashes after opening attachments of an encrypted message [see https://bugs.g10code.com/gnupg/issue1110] * Encrypted E-Mails occuring un-encrypted on the email server: It can happen that parts of encrypted emails are copied to your email server (IMAP or MAPI) in un-encrypted/decrypted form when creating or viewing them. Affected is the content of the email view window, thus usually the so-called email body. Attachments are not affected. Switching off the Outlook preview will lower the probability of this to happen, but not eliminate the issue. A solution is being worked on.- Using GpgEX with Windows x64: * In some cases sign/encrypt or decrypt/verify via GpgEX doesn't work correctly (Kleopatra freezed). Then you should kill Kleopatra via task manager and run the file crypto operation directly in Kleopatra (see file menu). * Problems with Windows x64: GpgEX is a (32bit) plugin for the (32bit) Windows Explorer and it does _not_ run in a 64bit Explorer (= default for a Windows 64bit system). Workaround: Run the 32bit Explorer to use GpgEX. Click "Start" -> "Run", type the following in the box, and then click OK: C:\windows\syswow64\explorer.exe /separate Note: Adjust the path to your x64-based version of Windows if necessary. This separate command seems to be currently broken in Win7/64bit.
21. September 2010Das soeben veröffentlichte GnuPG-Pack 10.9.1 aktualisiert nicht nur Stunnel auf Version 4.34, sondern bietet auch eine weitreichende Überarbeitung des Installationsprozesses: So z.B. berücksichtigt das Pack jetzt – durch eine noch konsequentere Auswertung relevanter Konfigurationsdateien – weitere optionale Einstellungen, wie etwa für GnuPG die Einbindung zusätzlicher Keyrings.
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