On May/02, Francesco Poli wrote: > Could it be a Sylpheed bug? We've narrowed it down to an encoding issue: the original DSA email was sent as ISO-8859-1, and mutt was able to verify it just fine; however, on a system using UTF-8, any kind of pasting of the original text will produce a file that gpg does not verify: that'll teach me to include the "é" in my firstname instead of a plain "e" ;)
Cheers, --Seb
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