On Tue, Oct 14, 2003 at 07:48:07PM -0400, David T-G wrote: > % when I sign or encrypt messages, people complain about an incorrect > > What mail problems (er, programs -- what a Freudian slip! :-) are these > people using? mutt for instance. I have the same problem when I read my mails with slrn (mailinglists via NNTP). [ ... ] > How are you signing your mails (this one was MIME rather than in > outhouse-style compat mode)? Do these users have MIME-aware mail > readers? If you put a space at the end of the line or an equal anywhere > in a line do they show up, when the message is read, as the escape codes > or the proper chars? I sign my mails usually with PGP/MIME. I don't like the plaintext mode :-) A friend of mine who uses mutt complained about the speperator. And I think mutt is quite MIME compatible. > % How can I get rid of this? > > I don't know that you need to. gpg couldn't find a key for you before I > gave up but the message decodes correctly so that your sig separator is > displayed as "dash dash space". From what [little] I see here, mutt is > doing a fine job and needs no fixing. Hm, no idea why it works for you and not for others. Thanks for your replies. Florian. -- Florian Unglaub GnuPG Key ID: FE3A7C44 <u0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> http://rootofallevil.net/flo.pub.asc
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