Re: Flushing the GPG/PGP passphrase buffer ?
John P . Looney writes: Soemtimes, when I type my passphrase, I mistype - it's ~fifty characters long, so it's not *that* unexpected. Anyway. Mutt never asks me to re-issue the passphrase if GPG reports back a bad passphrase. Is there anyway bar quitting out of mutt, or to go into the PGP menu, select "Sign (a)s", and reselect my key again ? Typing "?" in the message index brings you to the online help. ^F forget-passphrase wipe PGP passphrase from memory
Re: Flushing the GPG/PGP passphrase buffer ?
Hello ! John P . Looney wrote on 01.12.1999 11:07:15 +: Soemtimes, when I type my passphrase, I mistype - it's ~fifty characters long, so it's not *that* unexpected. Anyway. Mutt never asks me to re-issue the passphrase if GPG reports back a bad passphrase. Is there anyway bar quitting out of mutt, or to go into the PGP menu, select "Sign (a)s", and reselect my key again ? You want to type "?" and then "/forget" and you will find the option: ^F forget-passphrase wipe PGP passphrase from memory So pressing CTRL-F will enable you to re-enter the passphrase. With kind regards, Frank Altpeter -- DAU at work, Real Life Cuts (Teil 22): "Date: ... 1996 Wir suchen baldmoeglichst einen erfahrenen WEBMASTER fuer die Administration vom NETZMARKT, der ersten deutschen Cybermall."
Re: Flushing the GPG/PGP passphrase buffer ?
On Wed, Dec 01, 1999 at 11:07:15AM +, John P . Looney wrote: Soemtimes, when I type my passphrase, I mistype - it's ~fifty characters long, so it's not *that* unexpected. Anyway. Mutt never asks me to re-issue the passphrase if GPG reports back a bad passphrase. Is there anyway bar quitting out of mutt, or to go into the PGP menu, select "Sign (a)s", and reselect my key again ? ctrl-f -- Ralf Hildebrandt [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.stahl.bau.tu-bs.de/~hildeb Microsoft is not the answer -- Microsoft is the question. No is the answer.
