[Linux-disciples] Mutt and PGP

[Stephen R Laniel]

On Fri, Oct 08, 2004 at 09:18:32AM -0400, Adam Rosi-Kessel wrote:
> Actually, you might have to tweak that a little bit, because I don't
> think the ~C is distributed through the grouping, i.e. you'd need to make
> it
> (~C add1 at ex.com|~C add2 at ex2.com)
> rather than
> ~C (add1 at ex.com|add2 at ex2.com)
> which is what the example above currently does.

The final shell script I came up with is here:
http://shorl.com/gabefijofudru

and is included in ~/.muttrc, of course, with

source '~/bin/gpg_get_keys.sh|'

It's kinda silly that mutt has to be hacked this way to make
it do something that it ought to be able to do by default.
But it's cool that it's possible to do so.

-- 
``The Yankees don't have no mystique. Those guys can hit.
  Their mystique is their money.''
 -The Twins' Torii Hunter, http://shorl.com/fudragavogreste

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