On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 04:35:53PM +0800, Wari Wahab wrote: > Nah, I think what he wants is messages that can be viewed via Windows > Outbloat or Outbloat Express, which will never get PGP/MIME messages > right. The problem with the clearsign option is that outlook will think > that the whole message is an attachment which outlook can't grok because > of the .dat extensions.... (BTW, that's what he means by binary format > although the content is pure text..) > > Anyway, the previous post about the keyboard mapping is the only > solution to this but is you type the wrong passphrase, your whole > message will be WIPED!... lalala... > You can also put a "set pgp_create_traditional=yes" in your .muttrc file. This signs/encrypts without using PGP/MIME, though it does set the MIME-type to application/pgp, which Outlook and Outlook Express can't handle. Any decent mailer should be able to handle it, though. > This discussion have been put to death by the Mutt community, don't ask > me why.. hehe -- [ Nathan Saper (natedog@well.com) http://www.well.com/user/natedog/ ] [ GPG/PGP: 0x6D7A0DA0 (ADB6 C720 B46B AE39 93BD E598 897E D87D 6D7A 0DA0) ] [ PGP 2.x: 0x386C4B91 (E6 65 BB E2 31 08 36 BF 0C 87 91 B8 26 AE 5E 5A) ]
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