On Mon, Jun 28, 1999 at 01:39:14PM -0500, Carey Jones wrote:
> I'm trying to use mutt with gpg (version outputs of these programs included
> below). Everything seems to be working correctly except for sending
> encrypted mail. For some reason, mutt seems to be unable to find the
> key of the person I'm trying to send mail to. I get to the send menu
> after composing the message, hit p, then e, then y to send it. At that
> point, mutt prompts me to "Enter keyID for user@host: ", and no matter
> what I enter (email addres, real name, keyid, etc) it fails to find it.
> The user@host does indeed show up properly in gpg --list-keys. The
> weirder thing is, it still verifies messages signed by user@host
> properly.
mutt tries to invoke a program 'gpgm', which is a link to gpg.
This link is only created (by the gpg Makefile) when it existed
before (-0.9.7), is not created (and deleted) in version 0.9.8.
All you have to do is to create a link to `which gpg` somewhere
in your $PATH, named gpgm.
--
Christian Ullrich
Registered Linux User #125183
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