Forum: help-en

RE: O365 Outlook hangs with in-cell editing on encrypted emails [ Reply ] By: Andre Heinecke on 2023-08-03 06:30	[forum:8962]
Yeah I think that might never be possible in the way that we treat encrypted mails in Outlook, at least now while the mail is currently opened in a decrypted state. Much like the category and flag changes you cannot do while the mail is opened in a decrypted state. But I have never tried it and at the very least we should bring up a descriptive error. I hope that I can try this out later today and will create an issue on dev.gnupg.org describing the problem.

O365 Outlook hangs with in-cell editing on encrypted emails [ Reply ] By: Tim Rian on 2023-08-02 14:01	[forum:8960]
Our O365 Outlook client has in-cell editing enabled. It works fine with all emails except encrypted ones. Entering any text in the cells of an encrypted email causes Outlook to hang. Removing the text causes it to behave normally again. Gpg4win version: 4.2.0 Windows version: Windows 10 Enterprise version 10.0.19045 build 19045 Outlook version: Microsoft® Outlook® for Microsoft 365 MSO (Version 2302 Build 16.0.16130.20586) 64-bit GpgOL log files are difficult to read but I think this is the relevant section: 13:17:43/20280/gpgoladdin.cpp:GetIDsOfNames: GetIDsOfNames for: getSigTip 13:17:43/20280/ribbon-callbacks.cpp:getContext: contextObj: _Explorer 13:17:43/20280/oomhelp.cpp:get_unique_id: No uuid found in oom for '0000024777757ca0' 13:17:43/20280/mapihelp.cpp:mapi_get_uid: Failed to get prop for '0000024777f7d4a8' 13:17:43/20280/ribbon-callbacks.cpp:get_mail_from_control: Failed to get uid for 0000024777757ca0 13:17:43/20280/gpgoladdin.cpp:GetIDsOfNames: GetIDsOfNames for: getSigSTip 13:17:43/20280/ribbon-callbacks.cpp:getContext: contextObj: _Explorer 13:17:43/20280/oomhelp.cpp:get_unique_id: No uuid found in oom for '00000247777587a0' 13:17:43/20280/mapihelp.cpp:mapi_get_uid: Failed to get prop for '0000024777f7d4a8' 13:17:43/20280/ribbon-callbacks.cpp:get_mail_from_control: Failed to get uid for 00000247777587a0