use strict;
use warnings;


our @Templates = (
    {  Queue       => 0,
       Name        => "Error: public key",    # loc
       Description =>
         "Inform user that he has problems with public key and couldn't recieve encrypted content", # loc
       Content => q{Subject: We have no your public key or it's wrong

You received this message as we have no your public PGP key or we have a problem with your key. Inform the administrator about the problem.
}
    },
    {  Queue       => 0,
       Name        => "Error to RT owner: public key",    # loc
       Description =>
         "Inform RT owner that user(s) have problems with public keys", # loc
       Content => q{Subject: Some users have problems with public keys

You received this message as RT has problems with public keys of the following user:
{
    foreach my $e ( @BadRecipients ) {
        $OUT .= "* ". $e->{'Message'} ."\n";
    }
}}
    },
    {  Queue       => 0,
       Name        => "Error: no private key",    # loc
       Description =>
         "Inform user that we received an encrypted email and we have no private keys to decrypt", # loc
       Content => q{Subject: we received message we cannot decrypt

You sent an encrypted message with subject '{ $Message->head->get('Subject') }',
but we have no private key it's encrypted to.

Please, check that you encrypt messages with correct keys
or contact the system administrator.}
    },
    {  Queue       => 0,
       Name        => "Error: bad GnuPG data",    # loc
       Description =>
         "Inform user that a message he sent has invalid GnuPG data", # loc
       Content => q{Subject: We received a message we cannot handle

You sent us a message that we cannot handle due to corrupted GnuPG signature or encrypted block. we get the following error(s):
{ foreach my $msg ( @Messages ) {
    $OUT .= "* $msg\n";
  }
}}
    },
);