signature as attachment?

[Ben Finney]

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On 15-Jul-2003, Eddie Roosenmaallen wrote:
> One thing to consider is that if you're corresponding with Windows
> users, they probably can't read PGP/MIME messages. Either the sig will
> be lost (best case), or they will see a blank message (common case).

Slightly better than the "best" case you presented: The attachment is
preserved and shown as an attached file of type
"application/pgp-signature".

OT: Is it part of the PGP/MIME statndard that the signature should not
have a suggested attachment filename?  I'd think it would make more
sense to give a filename, to avoid having the MUA choose its own
arbitrary name for the attachment.

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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux)

iEYEARECAAYFAj8UzZgACgkQt6wuUb1BcUv1UQCfQzwrc06w2PYezwFAAVNErXW/
sSUAoLdMg4JZLwTgydj4orEr+q0zRAAm
=CZUE
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