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I'm not aware of that.
Are u using mutt?
May u send me a signed, encrypted and your public key so i can get the idea?
Regards,
Sascha
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Hello Patrick,
On Friday, June 17, 2005 at 7:44:49 PM +0200, Patrick Brunschwig wrote:
> what I do in Enigmail. For attachments, I'm looking at the
> content-type (application/pgp-*)
What about the types Mutt generates since version 1.5.1:
| Content-Type: text/plain; x-action=pgp-{encrypte
Thanks.
I use a similar approaches...
I just finished (more less) the part yesterday where the body is text/html
only and does not have
an alternative text/plain.
What i figuered that you can pipe any content (encrypted or/and signed) to
gnupg
using the option --decrypt and it will verify and/or de
On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 18:28:59 +0930, Alphax said:
> Recently, I discovered the following message on GPG startup:
> gpg: signature packet without timestamp
gpg in general needs the timestamp of the signature to figure out the
latest signature. However when the signature is not used we should
not
Sascha Kiefer wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> i'm writing on a programm which verifies and decrypts messages as they
> arrive.
> It it is fully S/MIME (using M$ Crypto API) and PGP/MIME (GnuPG)
> compatible.
> The hardest problem i face is to detect inline PGP parts and handling
> them correctly:
>
> * if
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Recently, I discovered the following message on GPG startup:
gpg: signature packet without timestamp
This prevented a few programs which rely on GPG from working entirely.
Fortunately, GPGshell is not so fussy, and I keep a log of when I have
importe
