out of it, though.
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iD8DBQE9bUlu94d6K8nEDDERAlpRAJ9Jz61otT5xk57eFElEIo6xkhBFfwCfYs9O
commands to sign
and encrypt, etc. Where can I find such a setup for gnupg?
See my guide at the URL below.
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below also has a quick guide I wrote
to Mutt + SpamAssassin and some neat tricks, FWIW.
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Said Sven Guckes on Sun, Aug 11, 2002 at 01:33:03AM +0200:
also, is there a simple way to limit the view to all messages which
contain at least two parts?
Couldn't you just do a limit for ~h multipart/?
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iD8DBQE9NDsB94d6K8nEDDERApIcAJ4svANDr0p3MSKaStfYTZI6lPGiNACghOA+
EY+qNuaX/V0IGe27Ize39JA=
=Y0f
had success with UW-IMAP (but I wouldn't
recommend it due to security concerns), Cyrus, Courier, and dkimap
(pretty easy to setup).
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If you come up with some completions that work well, you might consider
contributing them to this project:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/bashcompletion/
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were specified
No recipients were specified
What am I missing here?
Does is still perform its duty from the cron? If so, maybe you just
need to redirect standard error/out from the cron to /dev/null.
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index .c T.\n;WN^T.\n mark all messages as read
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Said Rob Reid on Tue, Apr 23, 2002 at 02:12:12PM -0400:
Hopefully some other SpamAssassin users will find this helpful.
I do, thanks for the work. Maybe I'll add it on my next revision of my
Mutt/SA tricks page.
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to hide it; perhaps there was some
mention of other manipulation.
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-archive.com/mutt-users@mutt.org/msg22312.html
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check your MTA (sendmail, qmail, exim, etc.) logs to see what
happened to the message. Then proceed from there -- it might not be
related to Mutt at all...
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it.
Maybe someone can build on my brainstorm?
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follows (current time: Tue Mar 19 17:51:18 2002) --]
into the body before sending to try to fool someone? Sort of like I
just did.
I believe that is why Thomas added the status line output in the first
place, so that the user couldn't be fooled.
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that signature could not be
verified. And it displays it despite of that in the message area one
can see that message is OK.
Have a look at $pgp_good_sign.
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the 'From:' line in mutt to the old subscription
address but the mailing list manager won't accept it.
What can I do?
As well as changing the 'From:' header, try temporarily setting
$envelope_from as well.
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.
Is there a way to make it lie and call them text?
Crackmonkey bounces funky MIME-types.
You need to either use a macro to pipe to gpg, or you need to try the
Outlook compatibility patch. I believe that the patch was going to be
rolled into the main distribution?
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this in this thread, I don't have
the rest of it handy anymore).
Good luck!
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Said John Buttery on Tue, Mar 05, 2002 at 09:24:49AM -0600:
gpg --verbose --keyserver certserver.pgp.com --recv-keys 587F0CD702368857
That worked for me. I use pgp.dtype.org, though, and it wasn't there.
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useful to people! I
welcome feedback, too! :-)
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-header.
Unfortunately, my mutt version (1.2.5i) does not really like this.
I'll update that doc soon to mention that the hook is only available in
more recent versions of Mutt.
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browser (due to an unforwarded
remote SSH session or similar), then it will fall back to the text one.
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# regular expression to use
the message and then in vim hit
':%!spamassassin -d' to pipe the contents through the undo.
I'd be interested in a macro too! :-)
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as it comes in. You can optionally disable network-based
checks if you want to speed things up (such as sender domain MX
checking, etc.).
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to the mailbox, you could try my script:
http://codesorcery.net/purgeimap/
If not, I'd just use a Mutt call with -f and push in a delete pattern to
clear out the old stuff.
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http://www.american
? Is there a filter one can call
from the .muttrc-file?
Spamassassin has been mentioned, and I've done a small writeup on it
here:
http://codesorcery.net/docs/spamtricks.html
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mime_forward will do what you want. I have this:
message-hook . set mime_forward=no
message-hook ~h multipart set mime_forward=ask-yes
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http://drcnet.org/wol/222.html#superbowlads
.
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iD8DBQE8Xr0h94d6K8nEDDERAgBkAJ96JcNL3Hf1TxQsr/Fg
this setting for messages without attachments:
message-hook . set mime_forward=no
message-hook ~h multipart set mime_forward=ask-yes
Then normal messages are forwarded inline.
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Thus spake Nick Wilson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Currently I have to print msg's via the pipe command.
You might want to also check out muttprint.
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! How about the Debian swirl? ;-)
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iD8DBQE8WC2e94d6K8nEDDERAm/TAJ4uaOu1oHzambR3Bj3Su9su9eaQ7ACfbeXV
, N flag is toggled, or
cleared, of the first new/unread message.
Good call. Without conditional checking (which is lacking in Mutt), I
don't know of a way around this...
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in a list
folder as green so as to distinguish it further from list mail (aside
from the to_chars markings).
Have fun!
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Thus spake Justin R. Miller ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Thus spake Nicholas A. Martini ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
does anyone know how to make mutt show messages from yoursef (or
another address) show up as read, or not new, or something? it would
(from Mutt), but does anyone know of a good resource that
explains this terminal stuff, like emulation and that kind of thing
(aside from the man pages, like a more friendly resource)? One of these
days I'm gonna understand that stuff...
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PGP
to do with it* (that's the
best lead I can give). Your best bet is to search the gnupg-users
mailing list archives. It comes up frequently.
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).
That should be easy enough, either with shell scripts to output the
value of $mailboxes, or maybe a cron job to tweak the .muttrc.
Just my $0.02.
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message I
delete which is much more work than just keeping a backup of
everything I recieve and going to it when I am missing mail..
Use what I recommended, in addition to a modified $delete value (consult
the manual). The delete confirmation dialog is optional :-)
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:
folder-hook . 'uncolor index brightmagenta default ~x
mithrandir.codesorcery.net !~P'
folder-hook lists 'color index brightmagenta default ~x
mithrandir.codesorcery.net !~P'
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move thread to trash folder
In addition, I have this to periodically clean the trash out. Just
change in, poke around, and change out.
folder-hook trash push 'D~r3d\n\cu.\n'
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(s), but never prompts me. All of the others will prompt, and
I think this is usually because the key(s) have more than one UID
associated with them. I'm not sure how selecting a different UID on the
same key would make a difference, though...
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that has maybe applied this patch to
give me a hand as I'm not certain I'm doing it right.
On a somewhat related note, for anyone who didn't know, Debian for a few
versions now has supported this patch already in the sid package.
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msg22620/pgp0.pgp
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for
one had a bug in one of the revisions that set bad permissions on some
locking feature of mutt. It wasn't a mutt bug per se though.
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msg22624/pgp0.pgp
Description
, then
I'm for it too. Would that mean that PGP/MIME would use a different
Content-type as well? I'm not quite clear on all the before/after
options here.
I'm trying to get it straight for my Mutt/GnuPG doc :-)
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, but other than that I think that you will have to live with
people signing list mail.
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Thus spake Will Yardley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
that said, it would be cool if there were 'forward_inline' and
'forward_quoted' options or something.
See $forward_quote :-)
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to the Content-disposition:
inline header. The compat patch fixes that by changing the Content-type
as well.
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the loops...
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.
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Thus spake Nick Wilson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Am I correct in thinking that the key id is the second part of the '
pub' line, making yours D796A4EB?
Yes, that's right. There are a couple of different ways to write it,
including putting a '0x' out front.
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fourth beta now and has little or no noticable problems.
I will be updating the guide shortly to mention this (among other
contributed notes).
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me in a list? (Hope this is not a
FAQ).
I have a regex color set up for any mail that mentions my name in the
body, since I'll usually be attributed in a followup on the lists I'm
on. That works well for me...
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Thus spake Rob 'Feztaa' Park ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Still waiting for the woody package :-\
Add a sid line to your sources list, then 'apt-get update; apt-get
install mutt/unstable' should do it. I don't think the deps are
unusual.
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investigate pinning as described in the
article mentioned by Mr. Schrab.
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Thus spake Charles Jie ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I didn't find suitable setting to make mutt not to abandon composing a
mail without content. Help, please.
Maybe $abort_unmodified (a quadoption)?
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passing it to a shell command that would take a keyword
or such and add the header? Anyone see what I'm talking about? Perhaps
someone can build on the idea...
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msg21991/pgp0
Thus spake giorgian ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
what must i do to get people's public keys?
You might also want to check out my guide:
http://codesorcery.net/mutt/
And like others on the list, I would recommend reading the GNU Privacy
Guide as well.
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msg21749/pgp0.pgp
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for deletion,
tagging, coloring, etc.
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msg21519/pgp0.pgp
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compatibility patch. It will change the content-type so that Outlook
doesn't barf on clearsigned messages.
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forgot to mention that. I know that I mentioned that
_someplace_ today :-)
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be
utilities for it. I've seen algorithms in Perl for it, as well as
native functions in PHP (though it'd be a little hackish to use a PHP
shell script). Just search for 'quoted-printable decode' and I'm sure
something will turn up :-)
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can already see some people scoffing at it :-)
You might be interested in my writeup:
http://codesorcery.net/docs/spamtricks.html
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msg21473/pgp0.pgp
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of my mail is in ~/mail, and I have a symlink to
/var/mail/incanus called 'inbox' which is also in ~/mail. Works well.
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multipart set mime_forward=ask-yes
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'
(invidually) or such things as Esc-t (tag thread) or Control-t (tag
pattern). Then, hit ';' and next command (move, copy, delete, etc.)
will be performed on the tagged messages. Have a look at the manual,
too -- it's more complete :-)
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this?
This is in Control-g :-)
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Thus spake Rob 'Feztaa' Park ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Am I the only person who got a huge windows virus tagged onto the
end of that email?
All I saw was his PGP signature attached to that email. ;)
I saw neither.
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, hit 'p' and 'e' to encrypt
it. Then it would look for the keys of all of the expanded-out
recipients.
Just a couple thoughts.
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on _anyone's_ X-headers; I've seen
some clever ones and some silly ones all over the place, but really --
weed them out if you are easily bothered.
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Thus spake Stephen E. Hargrove ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
anyone know where i can get a copy of gpg.rc?
Although this isn't that file directly, you might be interested in this:
http://codesorcery.net/mutt/
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reason without ever getting to the pager view. I figured I'd let it sit
and see if anyone else had ideas, in the meantime binding
check-pgp-traditional to an easier keybinding ;-)
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finally did a little write-up of how I have things going if
you are interested:
http://codesorcery.net/docs/spamtricks.html
Please let me know if you'd like any clarifications.
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a certificates files in your .muttrc (I think the
variable is called certificates) and you need to touch that file so
that it exists. Then you will be prompted to save the certificate
forever and it will write it to that file.
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Thus spake Tim Bonnell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Is there any way that I can look at e-mails stored in
imap://tim-lists@server1/INBOX/mutt
You have to hit 'space' instead of 'enter' to get into an IMAP mailbox.
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after GPG process repeatedly...
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Thus spake Vineet Kumar ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Well, it seems the matching is the problem, then (or at least tweaking
the matching could solve the problem).
Aha, that makes sense. I will try it later and report.
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Thus spake Michael Tatge ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
set mime_forward=yes
Also, I use this:
message-hook . set mime_forward=no
message-hook ~h multipart set mime_forward=ask-yes
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?
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Thus spake Tim Johnson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
1)How may I do this?
Tag with 't', or tag a pattern with 'Cntl-T', etc. Hit ';' and 'd' to
delete, or ';' and 's' to save, etc.
2)Where is documentation on this?
http://mutt.org/doc/manual/manual-4.html#ss4.3
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by $0.02 ;-)
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| Justin R. Miller / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 0xC9C40C31
| Of all the things I've lost, I miss my pants the most.
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of the attachment.)
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| Justin R. Miller / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 0xC9C40C31
| Of all the things I've lost, I miss my pants the most.
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Thus spake Andre Majorel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
When I send a new message using an older one as a template (esc e),
the new message is not saved to $record. Is that deliberate or an
overlook ?
Yeah, I've noticed that with both mbox and IMAP setups in Mutt.
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| Justin R. Miller / [EMAIL
reading my mail with a text editor.
This has been discussed at length over the past couple weeks, apparently
because of some things that I said in my Mutt/GnuPG document ;-) You
may want to browse the archives and catch up.
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| Justin R. Miller / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 0xC9C40C31
| Of all
the From: header like so:
folder-hook . set [EMAIL PROTECTED]
signature='~/.signature-personal' attribution='Thus spake %n (%a):\n'
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| Justin R. Miller / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 0xC9C40C31
| Of all the things I've lost, I miss my pants the most
this intollerable.
Valid reasons to me!
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| Justin R. Miller / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 0xC9C40C31
| Of all the things I've lost, I miss my pants the most.
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| Justin R. Miller / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 0xC9C40C31
| Of all the things I've lost, I miss my pants the most.
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that
into the first version. You may find it here:
http://solidlinux.com/~justin/mutt/
I have just put an announcement into the freshmeat.net queue as well, so
it should reach a larger audience as well. Please give me any feedback
that you might have.
Thanks!
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| Justin R. Miller
with visual block and hit 'gq'. That should wrap
things nicely, without messing up the stuff that you don't want to wrap.
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| Justin R. Miller / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 0xC9C40C31
| Of all the things I've lost, I miss my pants the most
!
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| Justin R. Miller / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 0xC9C40C31
| Of all the things I've lost, I miss my pants the most.
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/ patches for UW imapd which might be better if
you want to leave your folders in ~/mail and if you don't want to use
Maildir++ format (which i find to be a PITA)
Also check out Cyrus IMAP. It lets you POP off of your IMAP inbox if
you want, too.
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| Justin R. Miller / [EMAIL PROTECTED
, and importance status (among other things), so
yes, this would solve your problem.
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| Justin R. Miller / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 0xC9C40C31
| Of all the things I've lost, I miss my pants the most.
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when I've
verified the fingerprint by phone or in person. Then again, I'm trying
to go strictly by the book even though I don't have very high security
needs.
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| Justin R. Miller / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 0xC9C40C31
| Of all the things I've lost, I miss my pants the most
this.
In recent devel versions of Mutt, you can hit Esc-P to convert a message
on-the-fly.
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| Justin R. Miller / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 0xC9C40C31
| Of all the things I've lost, I miss my pants the most.
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people don't normally send them,
patches and other attachments are included in the verification process.
It can't hurt to have their content verified to assure that they weren't
changed during sending.
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| Justin R. Miller / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 0xC9C40C31
| Of all the things I've lost, I miss
these comments to be inflammatory,
and I don't think David does either. I just foresee that everyone will
at some point be using crypto, and that leaving a digital signature off
of a message will be seen with the same disdain as failing to add a
subject header.
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