Daniel Kahn Gillmor <[email protected]> writes: > i think the command would be "notmuch gpg", not "gpg-notmuch" -- in your > configuration, how does emacs know to invoke notmuch on the remote > server instead of locally?
notmuch on my local machine is a shell script that executes notmuch on my server via ssh, as per http://notmuchmail.org/remoteusage/. The reason why this works is that there is no meaning for it to ever execute locally - there is no notmuch database locally. So from the perspective of emacs, it might as well be running on the same computer as notmuch is. Having notmuch-emacs execute shell commands is really nice for this - because they can easily be replaced with versions that run commands on other hosts. > is it possible that we could make this change something that happens > in exactly one place in the emacs configuration, and have the wrapper > scripts figure out the rest? I think so - signing/encrypting is done via message-mode, so it could be configured separately (as this should probably always happen locally, and certainly shouldn't be forced to happen in the same place as the email store). So if there were a setting like: (setq notmuch-gpg-command "/path/to/gpg-or-wrapper") That was what notmuch-emacs used to fetch keys (and anything else it needed to do), I think it would work.
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