On 07/14/2014 09:06 AM, martijn.list wrote:
Unfortunately this won't work. You cannot convert a PGP/MIME message into a PGP/INLINE message and vice versa. With a PGP/MIME message, the complete MIME structure is signed and/or encrypted. This includes attachments etc.
In the absence of attachments, I'm fairly certain you're wrong about that. I've written a script to verify the signature of PGP/MIME messages, and the signature is over the message itself (again, in the absence of attachments). It should be fairly simple to take that script and output the message body with a synthesized inline signature.
Attachments add a lot of complexity, but even there it should be doable, just a SMOP.
The thing that would trip you up are message types that can only be successfully signed with PGP/MIME, like HTML, and certain character encodings. So you could never have a completely successful solution, but you could probably get to 80% or so with a minimum of difficulty.
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