I have GnuPG 1.0.4 installed and have the standard gpgrc in the contrib
samples for mutt in my .muttrc.
Almost everything works fine. I have these two lines in my .muttrc:
.mutt-gpgrc:set pgp_autosign=yes
.mutt-gpgrc:set pgp_sign_as=D68F2C07
When I send the message, mutt automatically knows which key to sign
with, and asks me for my passphrase.
The problem is when sending messages. I use pgp-hook and send-hook
to have mutt automatically encrypt for certain email addresses:
pgp-hook [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12345678
send-hook [EMAIL PROTECTED] set pgp_autoencrypt=yes
Without these lines, mutt presents me with my entire keyring
to select from for encryption. When I add the two lines above
to my muttrc file and try again, it presents _two_ keys instead
of just one: the DSA signing and ElG encryption key for that user.
I am providing the keyid in the pgp-hook command, which should
identify only the encryption key for that user. Instead, it is
acting like I had provided the email address, and selection all
keys that match that address.
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1024D/D68F2C07 4096g/38AEF076
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