On Mon, 5 Mar 2007 13:46, cb@xxxxxxxx said: > Yes. As said I got it working in gpg, but I have no idea what it > should do in mutt, and how to see if "it" works. (crypt_use_gpgme > works, crypt_use_pka is set, but it doesn't say anything about PKA in > the output.) Ah weel, you need to enable it in gpg.conf. Add the suboption pka-lookups to the verify options. For example: verify-options show-keyserver-urls,pka-lookups This should have been mentioned in the description for mutt's crypt_use_pka. With this enabled you should get soemthing like this [-- Begin signature information --] Good signature from: Werner Koch <wk@xxxxxxxxx> aka: Werner Koch <wk@xxxxxxxxxxx> aka: Werner Koch aka: Werner Koch <werner@xxxxxxxx> created: Mon Mar 5 17:14:42 2007 PKA verified signer's address is: wk@xxxxxxxxx [-- End signature information --] What crypt_use_pka also does is to put a notation into the signature, something you could simulate with gpg.conf: sig-notation pka-address@xxxxxxxxx=wk@gnupg.org You may also use the honor-pka-record option of the keyserver-options to automagically retrieve the key using the PKA record. Shalom-Salam, Werner
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