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GnuPG defaults to sha256 since 2014. (See d332467)
Back in 2013 it was decided to advertise sha1 in signed mails. (See d1b0666)
Theoretically the hash algorithm is known but it's complex to get this information from where it's signed to Mail::Gpg::Sign.
A quickfix would be to simply advertise pgp-sha256.
Note: Currently the mail I send will advertise pgp-sha1 but it's signed with sha256 anyways. (I use the default gpg configuration.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
GnuPG defaults to sha256 since 2014. (See
d332467
)Back in 2013 it was decided to advertise sha1 in signed mails. (See
d1b0666
)Theoretically the hash algorithm is known but it's complex to get this information from where it's signed to
Mail::Gpg::Sign
.A quickfix would be to simply advertise pgp-sha256.
Note: Currently the mail I send will advertise pgp-sha1 but it's signed with sha256 anyways. (I use the default gpg configuration.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: