Marco --
Before I forget, you should know that the proper address for mutt-users
is as above; gbnet hosts the mailing list and web site, and their address
sometimes leaks through accidentally. That said, ...
...and then Marco Ahrendt said...
% hi all,
%
% i have running mutt1.2.5i and gpg 1.0.1. when i encrypt and sign a message
% mutt is exporting the mail like this:
%
% Content-Type: multipart/encrypted; protocol="application/pgp-encrypted";
% boundary="sm4nu43k4a2Rpi4c"
% Content-Disposition: inline
Oh, you mean the right way. Of course!
%
% this is a problem for users with pegasus mail cause they canīt read the
% message. the mail comes with 2 binary data parts :( when i copy the
% encrypted mail manually in the body and only sign, it works great.
% the first part is how i want it:
%
% Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
% Content-Disposition: inline
So you want it done the wrong way, essentially :-)
%
% and the second with the signature:
%
% Content-Type: application/pgp-signature
% Content-Disposition: inline
%
% how can i get gpg/mutt to copy the encrypted mail into the body and send
% it as text/plain?
Marco, check out pgp_create_traditional in the manual. I won't tell
you anything else because I don't want to further contribute to your
delinquency ;-)
Suresh & Mrinal & co, this *definitely* needs to go into the mutt-newbie
FAQ. This seems to come up at least once a week. Is it just me, or are
we getting *more* questions for this *since* pgp_c_trad was implemented??
%
% thx for help!
HTH & HAND
%
% Marco
%
:-D
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