OK guys and gals, I almost didn't post this for fear I missed something in the pound of documentation I've read <g>, but here goes.
I'm using GnuPG and some recipients' clients do not have the capability to decipher PGP/MIME (see: Windows; TheBat!). * I've set up my procmail rules to add the appropriate headers so that mutt will allow me to decrypt messages and verfy signatures, regardless of their type. This is working perfectly. * I've managed to be able to clear sign outbound messages using: macro compose \Cp "Fgpg --clearsign\ny" "PGP clearsign" (by the way, binding and using ^s causes mutt to freeze, forcing me to kill it. Haven't the slightest clue why.) The signing works OK as well. Now, I keep seeing references to a pgp-menu function in various HOW-TO texts. According to my mutt, there is no such thing. I can't seem to find decent newbie intructions on how to encrypt messages without using PGP/MIME (or, prompting me for a choice, for example). I'm using vim for my editor, and I can't seem to figure out how to encrypt (Non-PGP/MIME) only the body of the message and be able to pick a recipient's key to encrypt to. I'm basically looking for tips/suggestions to make my life easier, if someone has any to offer. -- -Brian Clark
