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[darren chamberlain]

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* DIG <dig.list at telkel.net> [2003-09-11 08:50]:
> Now I use a semiautomatic solution. I just added next two lines:
> 
>     macro index \Cv "|gpg --verify\n" 'verify in-line PGP signature'
>     macro pager \Cv "|gpg --verify\n" 'verify in-line PGP signature'
> 
> ... to my muttrc file. And to verify somebody's in-line signature, I just press [Ctrl-V]. 

More recent versions of mutt have this builtin, via the
<check-traditional-pgp> command, bound to <Esc>p by default.  This is
probably what you want.

(darren)

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