Hi all, Just a quick question about TB!, and PGP. I've noticed that some clients don't use the inline signatures and instead attach a file. Most are .sig files, and PGP behaves accordingly. The problem seems to occur when the signature is an attached file, or type .att. Unfortunately by default PGP (at least up to 7.x) don't read .att files as being a PGP signature for an email. This means that any emails signed using an externally attached .att file cannot be verified because to get PGP to read the file properly you have to save it, and when you save it, it cannot be compared against the email it has signed. Is there any way to get around it? Does GnuPG use .att files? I'm running Ximian Evolution, and Sylpheed at home, with both PGP, and GnuPG. Evolution picks up and reads all signature types (.sig, inline, .att etc), and Sylpheed appears to do the same. Anybody know a way to get around TB! and .att files?
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