> Hmm, strange. PGP 5.0i works fine in Mutt for me, i
I don't find that strange; after all mutt seems ready to work with
pgp2 and pgp5 'out of the box'
I figured out how to get signing working with pgp6. The main problem
was that pgp5 apparently came with executables named pgps, pgpe, pgpk
and so on. My rpm of PGP 6.5.1 only provided one executable, 'pgp',
and the idea is to use different switches (-s -k, etc).
pgp2 apparently has an keyring strucutre incompatible with pgp6, but
it only uses 'pgp' with switches, which is why I got further using
that.
So, I created a script file in /usr/bin named pgps which simply calls
'pgp -s $*' ...voila, I can sign messages now.
I tried the same trick with pgpe => pgp -e $* but my pgp does not like
one of the switches mutt is throwing it. I'll try to work that out today
and post an answer to the mailing list.
> is supposed to fix that up, but I haven't been able get procmail
> working right. When it handles the mail it all goes into a black
> hole.
I was able to get procmail to sort my incoming mailing list mail
to folders yesterday. It was my first time messing with it, I did it
just by reading man procmail, man 5 procmailrc and man procmailex.
One thing to note: I set up the following in .procmailrc:
#~/.procmailrc
MAILDIR=$HOME/Mail
DEFAULT=$MAILDIR/inbox
LOGFILE=$MAILDIR/procmail.log
:0:
* ^TOgtk-app-devel
gtk-app-devel
:0:
* ^TOiluvspam
spam-bucket
Since this defines DEFAULT as /home/dav/inbox, I had to change muttrc
to look for new mail there instead of the default /var/spool/mail/dav
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