On Wed, Jul 07, 1999 at 05:14:35PM +0200, P. van Tilburg wrote: > > Hi all! > > I am sometime on this list now, and I have some questions. > > 1) I use mutt to read the debian-user-digest. It lists all attachments > nicely in one mail. But how do I reply to a message. I can go in the > attachment-list and save the mail I want to reply to, but that isn't > very handy either ;)
No ideas there. > 2) I know nothing about PGP, but I want to try it and installed pgp5i from > potato. As earlier mentioned on the list, pgp5.0 is composed of seperate > programs: > > source(/2):~$ dpkg -L pgp5i > > /usr/bin > /usr/bin/pgp5 > /usr/bin/pgpe > /usr/bin/pgps > /usr/bin/pgpv > /usr/bin/pgpk > good. > ** I added to /etc/Muttrc: > > set pgp_v5="/usr/bin/pgp5" don't do that. use: set pgp_v5="/usr/bin/pgp" I know, I know, /usr/bin/pgp doesn't exist. Don't worry. It should never run /usr/bin/pgp. It will only run pgpe, pgps, pgpv, and pgpk (actually, not pgpk). If you tell it pgp5, it will look for pgp5e, pgp5s, etc. and they do not exist. > set pgp_v5_language="mutt" > set pgp_v5_pubring="~/.pgp/pubring.pkr" > set pgp_v5_secring="~/.pgp/sekring.pkr" fine. > ** But I still get the following message from mutt while reading: > > [-- PGP output follows (current time: Wed Jul 7 16:55:09 1999) --] > sh: /usr/bin/pgp: No such file or directory > [-- End of PGP output --] > > [-- The following data is PGP/MIME signed --] > > ** So I symlinked /usr/bin/pgp5 to /usr/bin/pgp, but then I get: > you correctly determined that it's looking for /usr/bin/pgp, but I suspect that it is looking for version 2. Try adding this to your .muttrc: set pgp_default_version="pgp5" (and remove your symlink) > [-- PGP output follows (current time: Wed Jul 7 16:55:09 1999) --] > PGP is now invoked from different executables for different operations: > > pgpe Encrypt (including Encrypt/Sign) > pgps Sign > pgpv Verify/Decrypt > pgpk Key management > pgpo PGP 2.6.2 command-line simulator (not yet implemented) > > See each application's respective man page or the general PGP documentation > for more information. > [-- End of PGP output --] This confirms my guess. If it thought it were running pgp5, it wouldn't be trying to run pgp without and "e", "s", "v", or "k" on the end. > Sorry for the loads of output! Loads of output is good!!! This is the kind of message we LIKE here. > Thanks in advance for your help, No problem. -Michael -- Michael Stenner Office Phone: 919-660-2513 Duke University, Dept. of Physics [EMAIL PROTECTED] Box 90305, Durham N.C. 27708-0305