Hello all, I typically use 3 identities when using email. 1) The majority of my personal and professional email which by default I sign with my GPG key; 2) My mailing list posts (to this and other lists) for which I use my on-screen identity of Arthur Dent and for which I use a different key to sign my posts; and 3) A small group of friends and relatives whom I know cannot grasp electronic signatures and for whom a GPG signature is simply not worth the questions (eg my mother). This is the relevant section of my muttrc: # This sets a default reply-hook (GPG Sig) send-hook . set pgp_sign_as=74BB28B123456789 # This one ensures that all mail to the Mutt-users mailing list is sent # by my mailinglist ID send-hook '~C @mutt.org' 'my_hdr From: Arthur Dent <listid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>' send-hook '~C @mutt.org' 'set pgp_sign_as=FDE78987654321' # Use mark's ID when replying to mail to mark send-hook '~C mark' 'my_hdr From: Mark Myrealname <mark@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>' send-hook '~C mark' 'set pgp_sign_as=""' 1 & 2 work just fine. 3 sets the defined username just fine but, try as I might, I just cannot get it to let go of the GPG signature. I have also tried "... unset pgp_sign_as" but that didn't work either. There doesn't appear to be any muttrc equivalent to the "c" - clear signature that exists in the PGP menu. or have I missed something obvious (the most likely scenario)? Appreciate any suggestions... Mark
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