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Verifying a signed message #88
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was the user part of your "Friends" list? |
I was the user. I signed a message, and I verified it. That screenshot is the verification part. |
Yes , we need to account for this. I know if you add yourself it will work. On Tue, Oct 25, 2016, 8:47 PM Fastidious [email protected] wrote:
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@frankcash if I knew, I would have submitted one to begin with. :-) |
I just tried to reproduce this following the steps above and it seemed to work so we should close this, unless someone else can verify it as not working |
@ldabiralai "it seemed to work?" This either works, or doesn't. This is still an issue. When someone produces a PR to account for this, that someone will close the issue. |
@Fastidious I said it seemed to work because I'm not that well versed in the expected behaviour. I followed the steps you described above and received this message: I added my own public key to my contact list and then received this: To me, both of these behaviours look correct.. |
@ldabiralai I should not need to be on the contact list to sign a message. Why will I need to be on my contact list? That is exactly what needs to be accounted for, which @frankcash noted on his comment. |
Working on this if that's okay ~ |
npm-debug.log |
What's this issue about?
Verifying a self signed message wrong strings.
Expected behavior
Show the name/email of the person that signed the message.
Actual behavior
Show undefined .
Steps to reproduce
Create key, sign a message, verify it.
Environment
macOS Sierra.
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