On 2000-03-14 12:34:38 +0000, Dr Stephen Henson wrote:
> At the time I couldn't find a MIME parser with an
> appropriate licence that worked on the same platforms
> as OpenSSL. More importantly none of them seemed to
> handle multipart/signed properly.
I may be missing some point here, but any sufficiently
general MIME parser can be used for multipart/signed,
IMHO. However, that's not really the topic here.
> Anyway if you use the API you don't have to use the
> OpenSSL MIME parser you can just feed in the decoded
> parts to the various functions. This isn't available in
> the 'smime' tool but its not hard to do.
Mh. Actually, we are generally trying to keep back-ends
of all kinds (pgp, handlers for individual MIME content
types, ...) in external programs which are invoked from
mutt. What I imagine is a command line tool which can
easily be used with advanced mail user agents, from the
command line, etc. I'd prefer not to have to include a
tool of our own with the mutt distribution.
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