[Gllug] mutt & gpg revisited

[Tom Gilbert]

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* Paul Brazier (pbrazier at cosmos-uk.co.uk) wrote:
> Returning to this subject again:
> 
> I've got my procmail set up to turn incoming inline gpg-encoded messages
> to application/pgp MIME attachments so mutt can read them nicely.
> 
> The problem is to encode outgoing mail the reverse way so my
> OE/Kmail-using friends can read my encrypted emails without a lot of
> hassle. (mutt always uses an attachment even if I don't select
> application/pgp, and they need plain inline text I think.)
> 
> Can some one give me a pointer of where to start:
> 1) some option in mutt (don't think this exists)

Stick this in your ~/.muttrc

macro compose S "Fgpg --clearsign\ny" "clearsign message"

Just hit S in the "about to send" window and your message will be
clearsigned, which is the old style.

Note however that this style is strongly deprecated and the only way to
get broken non-MIME compliant mailers to support the new style is to
send them it :)p

> 2) some recipe in .procmailrc

You processes _outgoing_ mail through procmail?

Note, this email is clearsigned using the macro above.

Tom.
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