On Thu, Jul 29, 2004 at 07:00:46PM +0200, michael@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Maybe I am just getting at this from the wrong end... anyway, I would
> like to have Mutt automatically identify inline style PGP {encrypted,
> signed} messages as such, just like the PGP/MIME flavor. Let's face
> it, a lot of people who use broken operating systems (of which I need
> to communicate with many) also use broken MUAs that don't understand
> how to handle, much less send, PGP/MIME style messages properly.
>
> I set up three procmail recipes, like so:
>
> :0 fB
> *^^-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----$
> | formail -i 'X-Action: pgp-encrypt'
> :0 fB
> *^^-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----$
> | formail -i 'X-Action: pgp-sign'
> :0 fB
> *^^-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----$
> | formail -i 'X-Action: pgp-keys'
I am still new to Mutt, but wouldn't something like this work?
message-hook '~b ^-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----$'
'<check-traditional-pgp><Return>'
Perhaps this is not quite it, but the idea should be sound.
James
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