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(performance tests)
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We don't need to change the cert when redeploying because we
preserve the certs simply for this reason
This reverts commit 02ee338870ad75b5ae8a0963855e9e6de9f07ada.
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- Issue #331
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- Issue #330
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- Issue #319
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- Fix missing imports
- Issues #322, #319, #313
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- Issue #313
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- Especially interested in the Content-Type header field
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- using monkey patch by import instead
- Issue #313
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- Bugfix
- Issues #313, #322
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- Issue #313
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- Now raises KeyNotFound for all problems, not only 404
- Issue #313
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empty, not an error
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- Issue #312
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The scenarios were updated to follow the conventions of gherkin steps.
Removal of duplicated code.
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parseaddr
Also made some minor fixes based on pylint output
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For multipart mail, if a part is multipart/encrypted,
we consider the mail encrypted
For inline encrypted mail, we do the same that LEAP does,
check the PGP armor. That means we can have all the
states we need, they are:
Not encrypted
Successfully decrypted
Failed decryption
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to /tmp/pixelated.log file
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- Issue #290
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