-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I'm using the pgp_create_traditional and pgp_outlook_compat settings to generate old (yes, "broken") PGP messages (without the PGP/MIME headers). I also have my procmail set up to insert these headers when it intercepts something that looks like a PGP message, that doesn't already have the headers.
However, if I send an encrypted message to someone else, and savea copy to an Fcc, it never goes through procmail, and thus never gets the header inserted, and so, when I go to view it, I just get the raw text of the PGP message - which is (hopefully!) completely indecipherable. What's the cleanest way to fix this? I could set up a macro that just runs formail and inserts it when I ask it to, but I'd rather set something up that automatically notices (like procmail does) and inserts the header, allowing Mutt to do all its GPG fanciness transparently. Any ideas? - -- Zane A. Crawford , + * [EMAIL PROTECTED] Caltech Planetary Science . . + https://ideotrope.org BS, E&AS, Caltech 1998 __o "War is Peace. home : 626.585.1712 _`\<,_ Freedom is Slavery. work : 626.395.6981 (*)/ (*) Ignorance is Strength." cell : 626.437.2562 - Big Brother PGP : 0x55E0815F (request from http://pgp.mit.edu) -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iD8DBQE7vJw2nNfqE1XggV8RAgQXAJ476kSD8jO6NNH7IGjMmTxLhZ0IGACghoh9 gbYRSFm+WQt9MYar+oX08ZA= =//cZ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
