Hi,
do you remember that I asked for a recursive MIME attachment recognition in mutt?
The problem was, that I often receive MIME attachment as octet-stream which are PGP
encrypted HTML pages.
What I need is an octet-filter, which recognizes the pgp encryption, starts the
decryption, recognizes the .html extension and opens a netscape window.
I managed this with the mutt_octet-filter script.
The following entries have been added by myself:
---- mutt_octet-filter script ----
[...]
ShowPGP()
{
encfilename="$1"
decfilename=${encfilename%.pgp}
cat "$1" | pgp +language=mutt +verbose=0 +force -f -o ${decfilename} 2> /dev/null
mutt_octet-filter ${decfilename}
rm -f ${decfilename} 2> /dev/null
}
ShowHTML()
{
echo "Using netscape to read html..."
mutt_bgrun mutt_netscape "$1" 2> /dev/null
}
[...]
case "$1" in
*.pgp ) ShowFileType "$1"; ShowPGP "$1";;
*.PGP ) ShowFileType "$1"; ShowPGP "$1";;
*.htm ) ShowFileType "$1"; ShowHTML "$1";;
*.html ) ShowFileType "$1"; ShowHTML "$1";;
*.HTM ) ShowFileType "$1"; ShowHTML "$1";;
*.HTML ) ShowFileType "$1"; ShowHTML "$1";;
[...]
---- end of mutt_octet-filter script ----
This is some sort of recursive octet-filter and it works fine.
But there is some thing, that is not nice:
The PGP decryption tool needs to ask for the passphrase. I haven't managed it to
display the question for the passphrase in mutt.
The only solution was to suppress all pgp std output. But then I have to enter the
passphrase "blindly".
Is there a way to use the passphrase mutt remembers?
Cu,
Daniel.
