### Notes from meeting
* ~~I need to call `encrypt_message()`~~ Encryption works
* I only need to send sync attachments
* I should use the asn1-message
take everything as-is, no extra encryption, send all attachments as-is as extra messages
so I guess that also means that I only populate the message struct on receiving, but don't decrypt anything.
ignore anything that exceeds mtu with a fitting tsc
New question to be discussed next week: How does the engine know it needs to hand me a message with PGP_inline_EA encryption format?
Ok, updated policy after today's meeting:
- [x] take everything as-is, no extra encryption, send all attachments as-is as extra messages
- [x] so I guess that also means that I only populate the `message` struct on receiving, but don't decrypt anything.
- [x] ignore anything that exceeds mtu with a fitting tsc
New question to be discussed next week: How does the engine know it needs to hand me a message with `PGP_inline_EA` encryption format?
Notes from meeting
I need to callEncryption worksencrypt_message()
Not sure about asn1, but atm the message exceeds mtu quite easily.
How does encrypt_message deal with sync beacons?
Ok, updated policy after today's meeting:
message
struct on receiving, but don't decrypt anything.New question to be discussed next week: How does the engine know it needs to hand me a message with
PGP_inline_EA
encryption format?I forgot some encoding stuff…
So, now I understand why I should originally encrypt myself. Not beacons, though.
I'm still not sure how to handle sync Beacons, but otherwise, I think I do fulfill the original requirements now - encrypted asn1-message.