more verbose "Enter passphrase: " line?
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- Subject: more verbose "Enter passphrase: " line?
- From: tannhauser <tannhauser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 11 Mar 2008 18:22:26 +0100
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Hello,
i have various email accounts and various gpg key pairs. When i get an
encrypted email, mutt just outputs "Enter passphrase: ", without giving
any hint for which secret key. As long as i decrypt specific emails, that
behaviour is ok: i know which key pair i use for that adress.
The problem begins when i want to search emails. I use the
"thorough_search"-option to decrypt encrypted messages before searching.
But now, i don't know for which key pair mutt is asking me the
passphrase for.
Is there a possibility to get a more verbose output? Something like
"Enter passphrase for id xyz: "?
And actually, is mutt/gpg capable of handling more than one passphrase
at once?
Thanks
th