command line mail verifying?

[Adrian 'Dagurashibanipal' von Bidder]

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Yo!

(Yes, I know this is somewhat tangential here. But I'm sure some of you
had similar needs)

I'm looking for a cmdline (unix) mail verifying tool, ideally a filter
like pgpenvelope, but able to process multipart/signed messages, too.
pgpenvelope only seems to do inline.

mapil seemed promising, but as the homepage talks only about P/MIME
(that was that application/pgp-signed crap, right?) and PGP5 with no
news since 1997, I didn't even try it. (yes, IF I had the time I would
probably adapt that or so, but...)

yodel from Switzerland
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