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> rendering/decrypting of PGP encrypted HTML mails doesn't work because of the exact same issue as in #31. (tested with Outlook and GpgOL) Yeah, this is a known issue since...
> I get that PGP/MIME is not implemented yet and completely different, but thats actually not what I'm referring to. Even PGP/INLINE does currently not work if the email is...
[WordPress uses PHPMailer under the hood since version 2.2](https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/phpmailer_init), so perhaps there is already an API available for this. If so, and if it is indeed a simple matter of...
Oops, did not mean to close this from the commit. My bad.
If I understand the [WordPress support forum post you linked to](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/using-wp_mail-with-php-generated-attachments) correctly, it suggests modifying WordPress core functions? This is not acceptable for a plugin to do. Also, the `wp_mail()`...
That example is clever, I will try playing with that some to see if it works well for me. Good find, and again, thank you.
@DanielRuf I don't think we'll need to use temporary files because when `wp_mail()` deals with attachments it always expects an array of file paths, according to [the `wp_mail()` docs](https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_mail/): >...
> I'll submit a PR if you think it's ready for it @githubuserx Sure!
This seems like a good idea, but even more important for more users will be an option to require emails be *signed* rather than (only) encrypted. I think we can...
I'm still pretty confident that I do *not* want to turn this plugin into a keyserver, however there may be some good reasons to provide a mechanism with which to...