On 10/03/07 00:03, Kyle Wheeler wrote: [snip] > >However, if I set it to "ask" it does not ask me if I want to verify > >signature. > >How does it work? > > Heh, the documentation is a little misleading there. That variable is > a quadoption, which means it has four valid values: "yes", "no", > "ask-yes", and "ask-no". If you set it to "ask", it won't understand > what you mean (and should probably print an error message when you > start mutt... but chances are the error disappears too quickly for you > to read it). > > ~Kyle > -- > Liberty means responsibility. That is why most men dread it. > -- George Bernard Shaw Thanks Kyle again, yes it works as you explained. One more thing, when I was going through gpg.rc enclosed with distribution it listed this entry, but it was commented out: # fetch keys # set pgp_getkeys_command="pkspxycwrap %r" but when I enable it I got: Fetching PGP key...sh: pkspxycwrap: command not found set pgp_getkeys_command="pkspxycwrap %r" What is this? -- #Joseph
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