Red --
...and then red chair said...
% Hello,
%
% Wondering if anyone knows the answer to this. Looked
% through mutt.org docs
% and this newsgroup and couldn't find an answer.
Well, you've come to a good place :-)
%
% A copy of all my outgoing mail gets saved in =sent.
Yep.
% When I send out mail
% encrypted with PGP, is there some way to prevent the
% saved copy from being
Sure, if you want to. Take a look at $fcc_clear (6.4.43 in the 1.2.5
manual) for more.
% encrypted too? It's almost pointless to save the
% encrypted version, since
% it is encrypted with someone else's public key and I
% can't decrypt and read
% my own sent mail.
Well, then, you should simply encrypt to your key as well :-)
%
% The mutt-pgp HOW-TO mentions a config variable called
% pgp_encryptself. But
% this variable doesn't seem to exist anymore in 1.2.5i,
% which is the version
% I'm using.
Yes, that changed a bit. I use gpg; in the newer mutts I started out
specifying my key as an additional recipient on the *encrypt* lines in
the gpg.rc file (as in
set pgp_encrypt_only_command="pgpewrap gpg -v ... -- -r B66D9EEA %r ..."
or so) but have since changed my method to specify this on the gpg
side (as in
encrypt-to B66D9EEA
in $HOME/.gnupg/options) since I only ever sign with one key (mutt could
let me define *-hooks that changed the pgp_* command to change the key
specified with -r if it were necessary). One of these two approaches
ought to work for you...
%
% Thanks,
% -- Red
HTH & HAND
:-D
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