Password Prompt

[Georg Wilckens]

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On Tue, Apr, 03, 2001 at 18:05:11 +1000, David wrote:

> Mutt remembers the last entered passphrase, so as long as you are
> sending the signed messages in the same mutt session, you will not be
> prompted for the passphrase.

Actually you can set a timeout... something between 5 and 60 minutes
seems reasonable depending on the level of trust you have in your
environment. Oh... you can also let mutt forget the passphrase with a
simple key combination (default Ctrl+f).

Regards,
	Georg
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