Hello! I am still trying to figure out how to teach GnuPG to retrive unknown PGP keys from the public keyserver working with the mailto protocol.
When I get a message signed with unknown key, my GPGrelay inserts a
respective header (X-GPGrelay-Status), which would contain a line of
the following format:
Signature made 08/05/04 02:41:29 E. Europe Daylight Time using DSA key ID CDCC10F2
Now, to get the missing key, I have to send a message to the keyserver
(let's say, to [EMAIL PROTECTED]) with the subject line
of this form: GET 0xCDCC10F2.
The question is: Can I create a filter that would automatically
extract this portion of the header (in this case, CDCC10F2), make it
into the 0xCDCC10F2 format, put this into the message subject and then
send the message to the respective public key address?
If not, can such a filter extract the Sender's address (let's say,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]), create a new message with the Subject of this
format: GET [EMAIL PROTECTED] and then send it to the keyserver?
Any comments or hints would be very much appreciated.
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Warm regards,
-=Robert & Beata Golovniov | Lviv, Ukraine=-
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