2000-07-01-13:20:27 Charles Curley:
> I find that I am encrypting outgoing mail only to the recipent(s). That
> makes the copy in my outbox rather useless. Is there a simple way to also
> encrypt to myself, or do I need to hack the command line in gpg.rc? If the
> latter, how?
If you're using gpg.rc, then I'd be a-guessing you're using GnuPG,
and in _that_ case there's an easy solution, entirely outside of
mutt. In your $HOME/.gnupg/options, add an entry:
encrypt-to 4ECDDFDB
replacing 4ECDDFDB with your encrypting (ElGamal), rather than
signing (DSA), key-id.
The only caveat about this is, if you should ever want to try and
use an anonymizer and send encrypted anonymous email, besides
turning off digital signing, you'd also want to disable this --- the
fact that it's also encrypted to you would be a strong hint to the
recipient:-).
-Bennett
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