GPG/PGP and Mail

[Frank Tobin]

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Billy Donahue, at 11:46 -0400 on Wed, 2 Aug 2000, wrote:

> Pine would have to let you get at the MIME parts of incoming messages.
> Which it unfortunately doesn't.  How can you get around this Pine
> limitation?

Glad you asked.  Look into the piping (| command) of Pine.  It can let me
process a message directly.  Things are looking up.

> I know pgpenvelope's procmail filter wouldn't be limited this way,
> but you can't decrypt with procmail.

Eh, but some people might trust their system enough, have a key dedicated
to encrypted email, and keep the key stored on the filesystem.  I know I
wouldn't, but I'm not everyone (yet) :)

- -- 
Frank Tobin		http://www.uiuc.edu/~ftobin/


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