Port to gpgme only.

QGpgme and Gpgmepp are not readily available, the cmake files buggy, the
buildsystem horrendous and generally just difficult to build on windows.
Given that all they are is a wrapper around gpgme, we're better of
without all the indirections.

What we loose is:
* QGpgme moved the work to separate threads (but we then blocked
anyways), something that we can just do in our own code should we want to.
* QGpgme has a function to prettify dn's that was used to show the
signer. Also something we could bring back should we need to (don't know
where it is useful atm.)

Ported messagepart to gpgme

Almost there

Moved the crypto bits to a separate file

All gpg code is in one place.

All tests passing

Use error codes

Cleanup

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/framework/src/domain/mime/mailtemplates.h b/framework/src/domain/mime/mailtemplates.h
index a894d120..0188120b 100644
--- a/framework/src/domain/mime/mailtemplates.h
+++ b/framework/src/domain/mime/mailtemplates.h
@@ -38,5 +38,5 @@ namespace MailTemplates
     void forward(const KMime::Message::Ptr &origMsg, const std::function<void(const KMime::Message::Ptr &result)> &callback);
     QString plaintextContent(const KMime::Message::Ptr &origMsg);
     QString body(const KMime::Message::Ptr &msg, bool &isHtml);
-    KMime::Message::Ptr createMessage(KMime::Message::Ptr existingMessage, const QStringList &to, const QStringList &cc, const QStringList &bcc, const KMime::Types::Mailbox &from, const QString &subject, const QString &body, bool htmlBody, const QList<Attachment> &attachments, const std::vector<MailCrypto::Key> &signingKeys = {}, const std::vector<MailCrypto::Key> &encryptionKeys = {}, const MailCrypto::Key &attachedKey = {});
+    KMime::Message::Ptr createMessage(KMime::Message::Ptr existingMessage, const QStringList &to, const QStringList &cc, const QStringList &bcc, const KMime::Types::Mailbox &from, const QString &subject, const QString &body, bool htmlBody, const QList<Attachment> &attachments, const std::vector<Crypto::Key> &signingKeys = {}, const std::vector<Crypto::Key> &encryptionKeys = {}, const Crypto::Key &attachedKey = {});
 };