Hello Mutt-Users First of all: I love mutt. It really rocks.
Ok. Lets get down to business. I tried to create a small script which automatically verifies pgp-signed mails from mutt. I have a mailinglist-archive for all of the mailinglists I get. But I want to verify the signatures when the mails enter the archive. Afterwards I am not anymore interested in the signature. It already works with inline-signatures. Simple script, simple output. For the mime-signed mails it doesn't work. :-( Signed mail in file testmail. Using munpack I get signature (part2) and text (part1) munpack -t testmail Now I thought using gpg --verify part2 part1 should verify the signature. But it doesn't work. I always get gpg: Signature made xxx xxx x xx:xx:xx xxxx CET using DSA key ID xxxxxxxx gpg: BAD signature from "xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx (xxxxx) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" So I thought maybe munpack changes the content of the mail. I tried to save the mime-parts using mutt. I saved the mail to part1 (deleting part1 and part2 from the first experiment) and the signature to part2. Trying to verify this new set of data I get the same result. BAD signature. Verifing inside mutt works great. So. What did I do wrong. Anything more I have to know about mime-signed-messages? -- cu --== Jerri ==-- Homepage: http://www.jerri.de/ ICQ: 54160208
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