keyservers and mutt

[Goran Ristic]

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On Thu, Feb 10, 2000 at 11:49:16AM +0100, Werner Koch wrote:
> You have to give the --keyserver option to enable keyserver access.
Can't believe this options works only on con? It is enabled in the
configuration file.

> By default there is no keyserver access enabled and no hardcoded=20
I already enabled this option.
BTW: is it important on which position in the options file each
command/option is?

> name. Use strace to find out which files gpg tries to read.  Is there
Sorry. I would if I could. ;)
I don't know how I should use strace out of mutt? -
Couldn't find the option in the man for strace.

> a wrapper which uses --options to read another file?  Strange.  I
> wouldn't trust such a system.
Sorry, but I do not understand this.
I guess you mean with "wrapper" my MUA mutt? AFAIR starts mutt gpg
when I receive a mail with pgp/gpg signature and gpg reads its options.=20
(?)

If so, I don't have any choice - except disabling the gpg/pgp features in m=
utt
completely. But this would be very uncomfortable. ;)

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With best wishes, GR
To Mucki and Nane: miss you even now.
Live is too short to waste it with M$.

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