blame it on the weather: sender address key hasn\'t been decrypted'

[thierbig]

Error in SMTP using nodemailer. Checked in the code. Looks like the private key is null after decryption..

Anything I could do to fix this?

Something goes wrong in this code

var privateKey *openpgp.Entity for _, e := range u.privateKeys { if e.PrimaryKey.KeyId == encryptedPrivateKey.PrimaryKey.KeyId { privateKey = e break } } if privateKey == nil { return errors.New("sender address key hasn't been decrypted") }

Here's my nodemailer config if it can help.

let transporterSale= nodemailer.createTransport({ host:'127.0.0.1', port:1025, secure:false, auth:{user:"USER",pass:"BRIDGEPW"}, tls:{rejectUnauthorized:false} })

Merci

[thierbig]

Okay so I have business acc on proton and I wanted to send from one of my other alias email.
from: "X Sale <sale@x.com>",

Would that be the problem ? If I sent from my main @protonmail.com address would it work?

[thierbig]

UPDATE: It's working from my main @protonmail.com address. Is there a way I can make it work from my other mail alias ?

[emersion]

Yeah, this is a missing feature. Duplicate of #14

[thierbig]

Is there any way for me to implement this feature or hackfix it in the meanwhile?

J’ai juste besoin d’un peu de guidance

[thierbig]

Voici une théorie, I have to apply that logic:
for _, priv := range privateKeys { if err := priv.Decrypt(passphraseBytes); err != nil { return nil, err } }

to this in smtp.go :
var privateKey *openpgp.Entity for _, e := range u.privateKeys { //DECRYPT THE KEY HERE privateKey = e}

Now, how can I have access in smtp.go to Decrypt function and passphraseBytes variable in smtp.go ?

EDIT:
I think that would work nicely and quickly for me if I could replace the similar snippet in smtp.go with this one:

		if strings.EqualFold(addr.Email, fromAddrStr) {
			fromAddr = addr
			passphraseBytes := []byte(passphrase)
			keySalt, err := base64.StdEncoding.DecodeString(auth.keySalt)
			passphraseBytes, err = computeKeyPassword(passphraseBytes, keySalt)
			fromAddr.Keys[0].Entity().Decrypt(passphraseBytes)
			break
		} 

I still need to figure out which modules are needed to execute that and how to get auth.keySalt ( and maybe passphrase without having to hardcode.